Turnout Gear Accountability from Acquisition to Retirement
Most departments still track turnout gear in spreadsheets or paper logs. Inspection intervals get missed. Repair history is incomplete. Retirement timelines are easy to overlook. When an auditor asks for NFPA 1850 documentation, records are difficult to produce quickly.
PSTrax has partnered with LION, a manufacturer of high-performance turnout gear and protective equipment for fire and rescue personnel, to close those gaps.
Each gear item can be logged in PSTrax, assigned to a specific team member, and placed on an automated inspection schedule aligned with NFPA 1850 requirements. From the first issue to final retirement, every inspection, cleaning cycle, repair event, and service milestone is documented in a single system.
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PSTrax + LION Give Your Department the Full Picture on Every Set of Gear
Gear Assigned at Acquisition
Every LION purchase is logged in PSTrax and assigned to a specific firefighter upon arrival. No manual data entry. No missing records.
Automated NFPA 1850 Scheduling
Inspection intervals, routine cleanings, and advanced inspections are scheduled automatically. Crews receive reminders. Leadership maintains complete documentation.
Joint Maintenance Documentation
Repairs and service events are recorded as they occur, aligned with LION care guidelines. Every action is logged. Every record is audit-ready.
End-of-Life Alerts
PSTrax monitors each item against its service life threshold and flags gear before it reaches retirement. No gear remains in service past its safe use period.
Data-Driven Procurement
Lifecycle records give leadership documented evidence to support budget requests and plan replacements based on real usage data.
Together, PSTrax and LION strengthen the accountability chain from acquisition to retirement. Every firefighter’s gear has a documented history. Every inspection stays on schedule. Every retirement decision is supported by data.
Schedule a demo to see how lifecycle accountability works for your department.