Incident Command
Coming Soon // Testing Phase

Real-Time Incident Command, Accountability & Fireground Management

Take command of the incident from one live, organized command board.

Fire Tracker Incident Command gives fire and rescue departments a centralized system for managing personnel, apparatus, assignments, PAR checks, hazards, preplans, tactical benchmarks, mutual aid, and incident documentation. Designed for real-world fireground operations, Incident Command helps command officers maintain a clear operational picture as an incident develops.

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// 03 — Key Benefits

Know Who Is There. Know Their Assignment. Maintain Accountability.

From the first-arriving unit through a multi-department mutual-aid operation, Fire Tracker Incident Command helps command officers maintain a clear picture of personnel, apparatus, assignments, hazards, PAR status, and operational progress.

Personnel Accountability

Track firefighters by name, badge number, rank, apparatus, and assignment.

Apparatus Tracking

See responding and on-scene apparatus and organize resources as the incident develops.

PAR Management

Use configurable PAR timers to help maintain accountability intervals and document PAR activity.

Incident Assignments

Quickly organize personnel and resources into divisions, groups, and tactical assignments.

Live Command Board

Maintain a centralized operational picture of the incident.

Incident Documentation

Capture important command activity throughout the incident for reporting and after-action review.

// 04 — Live Incident Command Board

Live Incident Command Board

Manage the incident from one centralized command board. View personnel, apparatus, assignments, groups, divisions, tasks, PAR status, tactical benchmarks, hazards, and incident activity.

Changes made during the incident are reflected across connected devices so authorized command personnel can maintain a current operational picture.

Real-Time Command Visibility
// 05 — Apparatus, Division & Group Management

Apparatus, Division & Group Management

Add responding apparatus and organize resources into operational assignments as the incident develops.

Command and group officers can be identified so the Incident Commander can maintain an organized ICS structure and span of control. Departments can also define their own divisions, groups, and assignments.

Common operational assignments
SearchRescueRITSuppressionVentilationExtricationStabilizationPatient CareLanding ZoneStagingTraffic Control
// 06 — Personnel Accountability & PAR

Personnel Accountability & PAR

Accountability is the core of the command board. Every firefighter on the incident can be tracked by the information command needs to make decisions, and PAR status stays visible as the incident develops.

PAR activity can be documented as part of the incident timeline, so accountability intervals and results become part of the operational record.

Track firefighters by
NameBadge NumberRankApparatusDivision or GroupCurrent Assignment
  • Configurable PAR timers to help maintain accountability intervals
  • PAR status visible from the live command board
  • PAR activity documented as part of the incident timeline
Accountability Is The Mission
// 07 — Mayday Management

Mayday Management

When a MAYDAY occurs, Incident Command provides rapid access to the MAYDAY workflow.

Activating MAYDAY visibly alerts the command board and provides the department's MAYDAY checklist so command personnel can concentrate on managing the emergency.

  • Rapid access to the MAYDAY workflow from the command board
  • Visible alert on the command board when MAYDAY is activated
  • Department MAYDAY checklist available to command personnel
  • MAYDAY activity documented in the incident timeline
Priority Traffic — Mayday
// 08 — Preplans & Building Intelligence

Preplans & Building Intelligence

Available preplan information can be matched to the incident location, giving command personnel building and site intelligence during the incident.

Interactive maps can identify important operational locations for the incident.

Interactive map locations
HydrantsStaging AreasEntry PointsHazard ZonesCommand PostApparatus Locations

Building Construction

Construction type and building characteristics matched to the incident address.

Occupancy

Occupancy and use information for the involved building.

Access Points

Entry and access details for arriving companies.

Water Supply

Water supply and hydrant information for the location.

Known Hazards

Known hazards and life-safety concerns at the site.

Preplan Documents

Preplan documents attached to the location.

Floor Plans

Floor plans available to command personnel.

Explore Fire Tracker Preplans
// 09 — Tactical Checklists & Benchmarks

Tactical Checklists & Benchmarks

Departments can use built-in or department-customized checklists to help manage the incident.

Initial Size-UpTactical BenchmarksMAYDAYAccountabilityCommand Operations
  • Progress tracked from the incident board
  • Important actions become part of the incident timeline
// 10 — Hazmat Information

Hazmat Information

Hazardous-material information can be associated with the incident and kept connected to the incident record for command personnel.

  • UN/NA Numbers
  • Material Names
  • Placards
  • ERG Guide Numbers
  • Safety Information
// 11 — Documentation

Document the Incident as It Happens

Incident Command captures command activity throughout the incident, creating a more complete operational record that can assist with incident reporting and after-action review.

Scene Photos & Captions

Attach scene photos with captions to the incident record.

Categorized Radio Log

Record radio traffic by category as the incident develops.

Command Actions

Capture command decisions and actions taken during the incident.

Assignment Changes

Document personnel and resource reassignments.

Tactical Benchmarks

Record tactical benchmarks as they are completed.

PAR Activity

Keep PAR checks and results with the incident.

Incident Timeline

Assemble command activity into a timeline of the incident.

// 12 — Compliance & Reporting

From Command Board to Incident Report

Fire Tracker Incident Command helps organize information used for incident documentation and reporting, supporting department documentation and after-action review.

ICS FormsAfter-Action Review InformationISO/PPC DocumentationNERIS-Ready Export DataIncident Narrative InformationIncident TimelinePersonnelUnitsAssignmentsHazards
// 13 — Reporting Workflow

Dumps Straight Into Fire Tracker Reports

When the incident is complete, everything Incident Command captured — incident times, apparatus, personnel, assignments, activity logs, PAR information, hazards, and narrative information — is assembled into an incident packet.

That packet goes straight into the Fire Tracker Reports app, the NERIS V1 compliant reporting module in the suite. No re-typing and no rebuilding the run by hand — the incident lands in reporting already populated and ready for review, correction, and submission.

Command documentation and final incident reporting finally work as one workflow instead of two.

Incident TimesApparatusPersonnelAssignmentsActivity LogsPAR InformationHazardsNarrative InformationStation Information
Incident Command → Fire Tracker Reports
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// 14 — Mutual Aid

Built for Mutual Aid

Fire Tracker Incident Command supports departments working together during an incident.

An Incident Commander can provide an incident-specific access method for authorized mutual-aid departments. Authorized participating departments can add their apparatus, personnel, and relevant incident activity without receiving access to unrelated department information.

One Incident. Multiple Departments. One Command Picture.
// 15 — Offline Capability

The Fireground Doesn't Always Have a Signal

Incident Command is designed to maintain locally available incident information when connectivity is interrupted and synchronize changes when connectivity becomes available again.

Keep Command Information Available When Connectivity Becomes Unreliable.
// 16 — Dispatch Automation

From Dispatch to Command Faster

Supported incoming dispatch information can be used to begin creating the incident automatically.

The dispatch parser can convert supported CAD/dispatch text into structured incident information, reducing manual entry. Compatibility depends on the dispatch system and how it is configured for your department.

CAD NumberIncident AddressIncident TypeDispatch Information
// 17 — Works Across Devices

Command from the Device That's Already With You

The interface is designed to work across common screen sizes so command personnel can access incident information from the command post, apparatus, station, or a mobile device.

Command Post Laptop

Run the command board from the command post.

Apparatus Tablet

Access incident information from apparatus tablets.

Smartphone

Keep incident information available on a mobile device.

Station Computer

Review incident information from the station.

// 01 — Overview

Incident Command at a Glance

Fire Tracker Incident Command is the fireground management module in the Fire Tracker Systems suite. It gives command officers one live board for personnel, apparatus, assignments, PAR, hazards, preplans, and incident activity.

It is designed to be used the way an incident actually unfolds — from the first-arriving unit through a mutual-aid operation — and to leave behind a documented operational record.

// 02 — The Challenge

The Problem With Paper Command Boards

Paper command boards, grease pencils, and clipboard accountability lists are hard to keep current under pressure and nearly impossible to reconstruct afterward.

  • Personnel accountability tracked on paper that can be lost, smudged, or overwritten
  • No shared picture between command, divisions, and groups
  • PAR checks that depend on radio traffic and memory
  • Preplan and hazard information that is not connected to the incident
  • After-action details that have to be rebuilt from memory
// 03 — Features

Key Capabilities

Real-Time Command Board

Personnel, apparatus, assignments, and activity on one live board.

Configurable PAR Timers

Set accountability intervals that fit your department's procedures.

ICS Structure & Span of Control

Identify command and group officers as the incident develops.

MAYDAY Workflow

Rapid access to the MAYDAY workflow and your department's MAYDAY checklist.

Preplan & Hazard Intelligence

Building, water supply, hazard, and map information for the incident location.

Offline Resilience

Locally available incident information, synchronized when connectivity returns.

// 04 — Who It's For

Built for the People Running the Incident

Fire Tracker Incident Command is designed for the officers and departments responsible for fireground operations:

  • Incident Commanders and command officers
  • Company officers and division and group supervisors
  • Safety officers tracking accountability and PAR
  • Departments operating with mutual aid and automatic aid
  • Training officers documenting command operations and after-action review
  • Volunteer, career, and combination departments
// 05 — Benefits

Why Departments Choose Incident Command

Accountability You Can See

Know who is on the incident, their assignment, and their PAR status.

One Operational Picture

Command, divisions, groups, and mutual-aid companies working from the same board.

Faster Documentation

Command activity captured as it happens instead of reconstructed afterward.

Built for the Fireground

Designed around how incidents actually develop, not generic project management.

Connected to the Suite

Works alongside Fire Tracker Preplans and Fire Tracker Reports.

// FAQ — Fire Tracker Incident Command

Frequently Asked Questions

// 07 — Request a Demo

Request a
Demo

Tell us about your department and we'll show you how Fire Tracker Systems can fit your operations. No pressure — just a straightforward walkthrough of the tools that matter to your crew.

StatusAccepting Deployments
Modules10 Modules
ComplianceNERIS V1
Demo Request Form // FT-DEP-5017
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// 18 — Request a Demo

Command the Incident.
Maintain Accountability.
Document the Operation.

Fire Tracker Incident Command brings incident command, personnel accountability, apparatus tracking, tactical operations, preplans, PAR management, mutual aid, and incident documentation together in one system.

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