What needs attention?
Bring upcoming work and reported concerns into view.
For fire departments
Well-maintained equipment helps protect firefighters. See what is due, coordinate service partners, and keep a clear record of equipment condition and the work behind your department’s readiness.
For career, combination, and volunteer departments.


Keep inspection history, upcoming maintenance, and service partner follow-up clear for every shift.
Specialized knowledge. Broad equipment coverage.
Built around fire-service and breathing-air work. Useful for SCUBA and other equipment service teams, too.
The stakes
A missing inspection or unresolved fault can put crews at risk. Scattered records make it harder to know what was checked, what was repaired, and what still needs attention.
Bring upcoming work and reported concerns into view.
Keep completed service and supporting documents with the equipment.
Request service with the equipment already identified.
The ideal answer
Keep the evidence behind equipment condition and readiness together. Use the asset tag to find recorded service, supporting documents, and open concerns before equipment is called into emergency service.

Electronic service records
Your SCBA provider, hose-testing team, and ladder inspector each hold part of the story. We help bring their contributions into a coordinated equipment record, so your department can find the history it needs.
Applicable editions and requirements depend on the equipment and jurisdiction. Your qualified team reviews applicability and equipment fitness.
We keep up with NFPA changes and help identify which provisions apply to each piece of equipment.
Establish how providers support, maintain, and contribute to the service history your department needs.
Connect inspection results, maintenance, repairs, and supporting documents to the asset.
Compliance & accountability
Support applicable State Fire Marshal, OSHA, and Department of Labor reviews with organized equipment records. Noncompliance can lead to citations, required corrective action, and financial penalties where applicable.
Requirements and enforcement vary by jurisdiction and department. FD Maintain supports recordkeeping and follow-through; qualified personnel determine equipment fitness and compliance.
A practical starting point
Paper forms, spreadsheets, a system you built yourself, or an existing ERP or ticketing tool. We start with what you use and help you connect the work.
See how getting started worksBring one real process and the work that slows it down.
Configure the forms, records, and workflows your team needs first.
Use the Training Library’s short videos and written guides as you work.
Let’s make the work easier
Bring a sample of your equipment records. We’ll show how inspections, service history, and the next required action can come together.