Operations

Daily Rig Checks

Standard sheets per apparatus. Tap-through from a tablet at the side of the bay. Captures the failure, opens the work order, takes the rig out of service.

Per-apparatus sheets Tablet UI Auto-open work order Auto-OOS on fail
What it does

30-second rig check on a tablet at the side of the bay.

Every shift, every apparatus, every day. The rig check happens. It used to happen on a clipboard with a pen and the clipboard would live in a drawer.

Watchroom's rig check is a tablet at the side of the bay. The firefighter taps through. Items the dept defines, organized by apparatus. A failed item opens a work order automatically, takes the rig OOS, and surfaces on the next dispatch.

How it works

Three things that change.

Per-apparatus checklists Each apparatus has its own checklist — E21 has different items than M3. Items grouped by section. Photos required where needed.
Auto-open work order on fail Failing item opens a work order with the failure details pre-populated. The apparatus officer doesn't have to take a separate action.
Sign + date capture Firefighter signs the completed check. Audit trail shows who checked the rig, when, and what was flagged.
Replaces

Out with the old.

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

ReplacesClipboard checklists
ReplacesExcel rig-check spreadsheets
ReplacesPaper logs in the apparatus bay
MeetsNFPA 1500 (occupational safety + apparatus readiness)
MeetsOSHA general duty clause

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