Set the alarm for 3:13 a.m.

Web alarm clock for 3:13 a.m.

While you are sorting crates or checking a delivery, the 3:13 am alarm tells you to break away and open the gates of the wholesale fish landing. That interruption keeps the next vehicle from waiting outside while work continues inside. There are 47 minutes until 4:00 am, enough to admit an early load and return to the task you paused.

Because the gate opening depends on hearing the alert, leave this alarm page open in the browser while you work and keep the phone awake with its sound turned up. If the tab or browser is closed, or the phone goes to sleep, the alarm may not sound and the fish landing gates could remain shut when the truck arrives. A charger near the work area also helps prevent a low battery from ending the session.

Crates, engines, ice and voices can make the landing noisy during unloading, but the background may change quickly as one crew finishes before another vehicle arrives. At 3:13 am, place the phone on a dry raised surface near the gate route, away from machinery yet within earshot. Choose a distinct alarm tone and check its volume during the current noise, not during a quieter pause.