Fire Incident List
NFIRS: Documenting People Involved/Property Owner
Purpose Statement This article explains how to document involved persons and property owners within First Due fire reports. This functionality allows users to capture comprehensive information about civilians involved in fire incidents, including ...
Completing a Fire Incident Report - Associated Records
Purpose Statement The purpose of this article is to explain how to view, link, or unlink EMS records using the Associated Records section within a Fire Incident Report. This feature enables seamless integration between Fire and EMS documentation, ...
Exporting Authorized Reports from the Fire Incident List
Purpose Statement This article explains how to filter for Authorized Fire Incident Reports and export them from the Fire Incident List. This process supports efficient record sharing, backup, or transfer needs. Background Information Only Authorized ...
Documenting No Response Calls
Purpose Statement This article explains how to configure and document "No Response" calls using custom Plus One Codes within the Fire Incident Report. This feature allows agencies to maintain internal records of non-response situations and meet ...
Concurrent Data Entry of Apparatus within Incident Documentation
Purpose Statement This feature enables multiple users to simultaneously work on different aspects of a fire incident report. While one user completes the main fire incident report, other users can access and document apparatus-specific information ...
Documenting Civilian Casualties
Purpose Statement This article explains how to properly document civilian casualties within a Fire Incident Report using the People Involved section. This process is required for reporting fire-related injuries or deaths to civilians or non-FD/EMS ...
Completing an Incident Report - Apparatus
Purpose The purpose of this article is to guide you through the Apparatus section when completing an incident report. Related Articles Completing an Incident Report - Response Completing an Incident Report - Size Up Concurrent Data Entry of Apparatus ...
Incident Documentation: Using the Investigations Section
Purpose Document arson investigations and suspicious fire incidents using the NFIRS Arson Module (NFIRS-11) within your fire incident reports. This section allows authorized users to capture detailed investigation information when the cause of ...
Print or Email a Fire Incident (NFIRS) Report
Purpose Statement The Print or Email Fire Incident Reports feature enables users to generate professional PDF versions of fire incident documentation for printing, downloading, or distributing via email. This functionality streamlines the process of ...
Fire Incident List: Statuses and Actions
Purpose To explain the statuses of an incident NFIRS report and detail the actions available to users from the Fire Incident List. Video Directions 1. Navigate to the Fire Incident List. 2. View the status of an NFIRS report: There are four possible ...
Fire Incident List (NFIRS): Filtering
Purpose Statement The fire incident list filtering feature allows users to search and refine their view of fire incidents based on specific criteria and date ranges. This functionality enables administrators, supervisors, and field users to quickly ...
Managing Personnel in Payroll Summary
Purpose To explain how to update personnel in the Payroll Summary for NFIRS Fire Incidents. Video Directions Within incident reporting, it is possible to track additional payroll information with the Payroll Summary. 1. From within the Incident ...
Creating Saved Views of Fire Incidents
Purpose Statement Saved Views allow users to create and apply pre-configured filter sets to the Fire Incident List, enabling quick access to commonly used search criteria without manually recreating filters each time. This feature streamlines ...
Incident Documentation: Completing a Narrative Outside an Incident Report
Purpose To explain how multiple users can complete narratives simultaneously. Background When multiple units are assigned to an incident, a narrative section is available for each unit. Only one user can be in the report at a single time. However, ...
Completing an Incident Report from Scratch
Purpose To explain how to start an incident manually. Related Articles Completing an Incident Report - 1. Response Completing an Incident Report - 2. Size-up Completing an Incident Report - 3. Operations Completing an Incident Report - 4. Information ...
Completing an Incident Report - Completing and Authorizing
Purpose Statement This article guides you through the final steps of completing and authorizing an incident report in First Due. The completion and authorization process ensures all required information has been entered accurately, errors are ...
Completing an Incident Report - Wrap-Up
Purpose Statement The Incident Wrap-Up section enables emergency services personnel to document comprehensive incident narratives, designate the officer in charge, and finalize incident reports with proper attribution. This feature ensures complete ...
Completing an Incident Report - Information
Purpose This article will guide you through the Information section of an Incident Report. Related Articles Completing an Incident Report - 1. Response Completing an Incident Report - 2. Size-up Completing an Incident Report - 3. Operations ...
Completing an Incident Report (NFIRS): Operations
Purpose Statement The Operations section in ePCR incident documentation enables users to comprehensively document command structure, safety protocols, and departmental actions taken during emergency incidents. This section ensures proper ...
Completing an Incident Report - Size Up
Purpose Statement The Size-up section of the Incident Report captures critical scene details, environmental conditions, and initial assessment information that occurred upon arrival at an incident. This section helps document the conditions first ...
Completing an Incident Report - Response
Purpose Statement To provide step-by-step instructions for completing the Response section of a First Due incident report. The Response section captures essential dispatch information and incident location details, forming the foundation of accurate ...
Documenting Firefighter Casualties in an Incident Report
Purpose Statement The Fire Service Casualty Module (NFIRS-5) enables accurate documentation of firefighter injuries, deaths, and exposures within fire incident reports. This critical feature ensures compliance with national reporting standards and ...
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Pre-Plans 101
First Due Academy: Pre-Plans 101 This training session dives into the features and functionality within First Due's Pre-Incident Planning Module. In 101 level sessions we review fundamental module navigation, demonstrate common use cases, offer ...
Completing an Incident Report - Apparatus
Purpose The purpose of this article is to guide you through the Apparatus section when completing an incident report. Related Articles Completing an Incident Report - Response Completing an Incident Report - Size Up Concurrent Data Entry of Apparatus ...
Assets 101
First Due Academy: Assets 101 This training session offers specialized instruction for the features and functionality associated with First Due's Assets & Inventory Module. In 101 level sessions we review fundamental module navigation, demonstrate ...
NFIRS 101
First Due Academy: NFIRS 101 This training session focuses on First Due's NFIRS Incident Reporting functionality and processes. In 101 level sessions we review fundamental module navigation, demonstrate common use cases, offer product tips, and ...
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