Fire Personnel

Fire ground accountability is not optional. Issues of life-safety, incident command and control, and leadership liability make tracking who is on-scene with what qualifications, when they arrive/depart, and where they are located of utmost importance.

With the release of our interTRAX Suite of Solutions, fireTRAX has now become interTRAX for Fire Personnel, a fully interoperable solution that tracks all personnel at a scene. NIMS compatible, accountability is the call: interTRAX Resource Management for Fire Personnel is the answer, easy as 1, 2, 3.

1. MANUAL
   Constant awareness of the status and locations of personnel at your site is the cornerstone of fire ground safety. NFPA 1561 mandates the use of an accountability system – including the ability to rapidly account for personnel on scene as well as special tracking of crews in the Hot Zone. Our solutions help you meet your NIMS accountability requirement. The fireTRAX solution is the most widely used accountability system in the U.S. today and is the foundation our interTRAX suite was built on.



2. MOBILE COMPUTING
   Scanner-enabled, mobile units act as the bridge between manual and electronic accountability. Scan the responderID tag to display qualifications, check-in, and make assignments with all events time and date stamped. Simple PAR reports provide number and status of all units and personnel. Search the database by selecting quals or display the site history of a selected responder.



3. ELECTRONIC INCIDENT COMMAND
   If the incident dictates, deploy a COMMAND laptop to monitor multiple mobile units as part of a wireless local area network (WLAN). The electronic command board shows a tactical diagram of all assignments, companies, and personnel. Run multiple PAR timers, maintain a command log, work a checklist, and create ID tags right at the site. Establishing a wide-area network allows remote facilities – such as an EOC – to monitor the incident.