The Training Module Notifications section enables administrators to configure automated alerts and reminders for various training-related events. This feature ensures that personnel, instructors, and administrators stay informed about training assignments, deadlines, expirations, and approvals, improving compliance and reducing missed training opportunities.
Automated notifications are critical for maintaining training compliance and operational readiness in Fire/EMS departments. The notification system helps track overdue training, upcoming certifications, instructor assignments, and approval workflows. By configuring these notifications properly, departments can proactively manage training requirements, reduce administrative burden, and ensure personnel maintain current certifications. The system integrates with the scheduling module and provides flexible delivery options to accommodate different departmental communication preferences.
Q: Why aren't some users receiving email notifications?
A: Check that users have valid email addresses in their profiles and that email notifications are enabled for the specific notification type.
Q: Can I send different notifications to different user groups?
A: Yes, each notification type allows you to select specific recipients, so you can customize who receives each type of alert.
Q: What happens if the scheduling module isn't being used?
A: The search and filter options will be limited, but you can still search by name and scroll through the personnel list to select recipients.
Q: How do I know if notifications are being delivered successfully?
A: Monitor the system notification bell icon and check with recipients to confirm email delivery. Consider testing with a small group first.
Q: Can users opt out of certain notifications?
A: Notification preferences are managed at the administrator level. Users cannot individually opt out, but administrators can remove specific users from notification lists.
Q: What's the difference between "certification expired" and "certification about to expire"?
A: "About to expire" is a proactive warning sent before expiration, while "expired" is sent after the certification has already expired.