Since 1980, we’ve offered user-friendly fire department software that enhances operations, promotes efficiency and contributes to better emergency response.

Your workplace may use hazardous substances and dangerous goods. Hazardous substances may be things you see every day such as:

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Manage your personnel, keep track of certifications, time of service, department points, event attendance, LOSAP and more.

It is important that hazardous substances and dangerous goods in workplaces are used strictly according to the manufacturer's or supplier's written instructions. Any risk controls specified by the MSDS and the procedures developed by the workplace must also be closely followed.

Easily and efficiently access runs, available units, location information, incident maps with hydrant locations, reports and more.

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Dangerous goods are classified on the basis of immediate physical or chemical effects, such as fire, explosion, corrosion and poisoning. An accident involving dangerous goods could seriously damage property or the environment.

Our fire department software provides a robust, user-friendly solution that enhances operations, promotes efficiency and contributes to better emergency response. Includes 24/7 support.

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Key point: A hazardous substance can be any substance, whether solid, liquid or gas, that may cause harm to your health.

Harm to health may happen suddenly (acute), such as dizziness, nausea and itchy eyes or skin; or it may happen gradually over years (chronic), such as dermatitis or cancer. Some people can be more susceptible than others.

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Hazardous substances are classified on the basis of their potential health effects, whether acute (immediate) or chronic (long-term).

We use hazardous substances and dangerous goods almost every day of our lives. It may be antiseptic for a cut, paint for the walls, or a cleaning product for the bathroom. While they may seem harmless, even these ordinary things can make you very sick if they are not used properly.

The system required to run NFIRS Reporting is fairly common. A 1 GHz CPU with 512 MB of RAM, equipped with at least a 20 GB hard drive will be needed. This system should be running Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10.

Dangerous goods may be corrosive, flammable, explosive, spontaneously combustible, toxic, oxidising, or water-reactive. They must be identified in the workplace (and when being transported) by different coloured 'diamond' symbols.

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Generally, using the NFIRS Reporting is easy and requires basic information about the incident including the date and time of the fire, the location and cause of the fire as well as any resulting damage. Information regarding injuries or fatalities.

Key point: It is the responsibility of your employer to provide you with safe work procedures for handling hazardous substances and dangerous goods, and to provide information, training and supervision. First aid treatment for hazardous substances and dangerous goods should be part of your training.

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Our NFIRS reporting software integrates in real time with the agency responsible for collecting National Fire Incident Reporting System data in your state. It compiles all the necessary information for fast and correct reporting. The submission of properly and accurately completed reports to NFIRS has never been easier.

National Fire Incident Reporting System (currently at NFIRS 5.0) is the national standard for fire incident reporting. NFIRS captures all fire department responses (which includes medical, hazmat, rescue and others, but is primarily fire focused) and allows for data-based decision making. This vital information permits continuous improvement of local fire services.

A material safety data sheet (MSDS) provides detailed information about a hazardous substance or dangerous good. It gives more information than you will find on a label. Manufacturers and suppliers of hazardous substances and dangerous goods are legally required to provide MSDS's to your employer if requested.

Fire departments use NFIRS to track and manage apparatus, personnel and casualty information, document the entire gamut of department activity, Th NFIRS can also assist in justifying budgets using summary and statistical data.

Our fire department software has helped hundreds of departments enhance their operations, record keeping, LOSAP and training records—to name a few.