Response

Pre-Incident Plans

Tied to your occupancies. Hazards, hydrants, utilities, access points — on the CAD map the moment the tone drops, not in a binder in the engine.

Occupancy-linked Hazmat overlays Utility shutoffs CAD map integration
What it does

The pre-plan you built once is on the map when you need it.

Every department has them. Most have them in a 3-ring binder on the engine, last updated when the inspector came through in 2019. The information is good. The delivery is broken.

Watchroom ties pre-plans to occupancies in your CAD. When a call comes in at 147 Magnolia Ave, the pre-plan layer activates on the CAD map automatically — every responding member sees the same hazmat info, the same shut-off locations, the same access points.

How it works

Three things that change.

Built once, served everywhere Officer or fire marshal builds the pre-plan on a desktop. It surfaces on every CAD map, mobile device, and printable report.
Hazmat-aware NFPA 704 diamond on every occupancy that needs one. Chemicals, quantities, locations. Visible on the CAD map at incident time.
Utility + access info Gas shut-off, electrical shut-off, water main, knox box location, sprinkler PIV, FDC. Mapped to the building, not the address.
Replaces

Out with the old.

What this module takes off the department’s plate, and the standards it answers to.

ReplacesESO Pre-Plans
ReplacesBinder of paper pre-plans in the engine
ReplacesKnox.com integrations
ReplacesCustom GIS layers
MeetsNFPA 1620 (Pre-Incident Planning)
MeetsNFIRS 5 occupancy codes
MeetsNFPA 704 hazmat marking

See Pre-Incident Plans on your own run data.

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