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  • DIR Public Works Reg. PW-LR-1001158430

MYTEK PROS / CONNECTED OPERATIONS

Restroom Occupancy and Use

Give your team a useful view of restroom demand without capturing images inside private spaces.

Plan your project
Rows of sinks and separate cubicle doors in an empty public restroom.

01 / THE OPPORTUNITY

Plan service around restroom demand.

A long vanity with multiple sinks and mirrors in a public restroom.

Facilities and cleaning teams in offices, venues and public buildings

Restroom queues and cleaning demand change faster than a fixed inspection schedule.

Design cubicle occupancy and entrance-use monitoring around the decisions staff need to make.

  • Make busy facilities easier to manage
  • Prioritize high-use areas
  • Identify unusual occupancy intervals for review

APPLICATIONS IN PRACTICE

Occupancy without private-space imagery.

Illustrative scenarios for facilities teams and operators.

Airport restroom entrance with male, female and accessibility pictograms.
Airport restroom

Airport restroom entrance with male, female and accessibility pictograms.

An airport wants to focus restroom inspections.

ObserveTrack entrance volume and cubicle use.

ActNotify cleaning supervisors when agreed usage thresholds are reached.

ReviewUsage versus recorded inspection completion.

Do not claim hygiene quality from usage data alone.

03 / FROM SIGNAL TO RESPONSE

From observation to action.

Define the signal, the connection and the person responsible for the next step.

View measurements & event details
  • Cubicle occupied/unoccupied state
  • Optional entrance counts
  • Model-supported extended-occupancy events

Proposed service workflow

Service the facility when a measured condition changes

  1. Observe

    Non-imaging presence, supply, odor or leak inputs

  2. Connect locally

    Local gateway plus network server

  3. Collect securely

    Proposed facility-condition rules

  4. Review and act

    Assigned cleaning/facilities team reviews the task

  5. Keep a record

    Service acknowledgement and condition history

Conceptual workflow. Devices, integrations, notification rules and retention are confirmed during design. Inputs are separate hardware capabilities; odor readings do not certify cleanliness, hygiene or pathogen absence. Notification is not a guaranteed response time.

A DEFINED SERVICE SCOPE

What Mytek Pros can help deliver.

For San Diego facilities, Mytek Pros helps plan cubicle occupancy and optional entrance-use sensing around cleaning demand and visitor information. The scope includes timeout and coverage tests, display freshness where indicators are used, and a discreet staff process for extended occupancy. Discovery confirms the locations and response coverage. Occupancy data supports inspections; it does not establish cleanliness or a medical emergency.

Explore service planning for San Diego and California projects. Installation, handover and ongoing support are agreed during discovery for the selected equipment and site.

View planned service deliverables
  • Cubicle and entrance sensing plan
  • Occupancy timeout and coverage testing
  • Optional availability indicators
  • Usage-based cleaning workflow design

THE RECORD YOU KEEP

Your reporting scope.

A configured Mytek Pros service can turn the selected measurements into:

  • Use by cubicle and opening period
  • Cleaning-demand indicators based on observed usage
  • Extended-occupancy review log where configured

Configurable project options; confirm scope during discovery.

04 / DISCOVERY & DESIGN

Before installation.

Confirm compatibility, placement and operating responsibilities for your site.

What we’ll work through

  • Occupancy is not proof of cleanliness or a medical emergency
  • Private-space placement and notices require careful review
  • A human response process and separate safety arrangements remain necessary

Tell Mytek Pros about your site, existing systems, and the decisions you want the data to support.

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