With hurricane season fast approaching, emergency services agencies can always use more help to be prepared. We’ve seen an increase in some of the worst natural disasters such as storms, earthquakes and wild land fires in the last few years, which makes being prepared for them more important than ever before. Emergency Reporting (ER) customer, Panama […]
King County International Airport – Boeing Field ARFF Unit Streamlines Operations Using Emergency Reporting RMS
We recently released a case study featuring the King County International Airport – Boeing Field ARFF Unit in Seattle, Wash. As a government agency and airport fire department, King County International Airport – Boeing Field ARFF Unit has unique needs and requirements for its reporting and records management, so they need a secure and comprehensive […]
Automatically Update Hydrant Locations Using GPS Technology
Whether your department needs to map hydrant locations for emergencies or just for routine tracking and maintenance, the Hydrant Module is a handy tool for first responders. This module features easy monitoring of maintenance records, flow test data, and manufacturer information. It also includes powerful automation in the form of a Bulk Operations tool that makes fast, […]
Permissions Granted – Welcome to ER’s New Security Roles and Permissions Settings
All of us at Emergency Reporting are excited to announce the full release of our new Roles and Permissions (R&P) security settings. Thanks to extensive feedback from our beta testers, we know you’ll enjoy having more refined control of your ER account.
A Better Way To Gauge Safety: How to Implement NFPA 1500 [Part 3]
Now that you have been introduced to the Safety Analytics tool, where do you begin the task of actually starting to implement your safety and health program? In the final segment of this blog article series, we will answer that question.
A Better Way To Gauge Safety: Measure NFPA 1500 Requirements [Part 2]
Safety Analytics was created to help your department measure its compliance with NFPA 1500 by measuring key requirements in the document. A Better Way To Gauge Safety: Measure NFPA 1500 Requirements Part 1 explored the first five gauges of Safety Analytics that measure NFPA 1500 requirements for your department. Keep in mind that these were […]
A Better Way To Gauge Safety: Measure NFPA 1500 Requirements [Part 1]
As a result of our groundbreaking partnership with the University of Texas Arlington, Emergency Reporting is pleased to announce an industry first: a web-based tool to help you manage the health and safety of your most important resource your staff through a tool that helps you measure NFPA 1500 requirements and compliance within your department.
