Join PSTrax and integration partner First Arriving on October 29, 2026, at 10 am PDT / 1 pm EDT for a 30-minute live webinar.
Inspection results, equipment status, and open issues are tracked in PSTrax, providing a single source
of readiness information for the department. When that information connects with First Arriving, leaders
and crews can access the same readiness picture alongside the operational information they need
throughout the shift.
Most of the session is a live walkthrough showing how readiness information moves from a daily inspection in PSTrax to the operational view in First Arriving. You’ll see how that information can be accessed through station displays, desktop browsers, and mobile devices, giving leaders and crews the same picture of inspection completion, equipment status, and open issues throughout the department.
You’ll see how to:
Leaders have a shared readiness picture without having to piece information together from different sources. Inspection completion, equipment status, and open issues are easier to see across the department, helping leaders understand what is ready, what needs attention, and what is out of service. Compliance records remain part of the documented readiness history.
Every shift can start with the same readiness picture. Relief, overtime, and personnel covering a second station have access to the same information as the regular crew. Open issues and equipment status are easier to see, helping crews know what is ready, what needs attention, and what is out of service.
John Thibert, Customer Support Manager, PSTrax. 29 years in fire and EMS and retired Deputy Fire Chief, Seminole County, Florida.
Ben Rasmussen, Product Manager, PSTrax.
Dave Iannone, Founder & Chief Product Officer, First Arriving. Four decades in fire and emergency services and co-founder of Firehouse.com. Firehouse Hall of Fame, 2024.
Thirty minutes, with a live walkthrough. Built for Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement.
Can’t make it? Register anyway, and we’ll send you the recording.
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