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SCBA Trak (TM) is a Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and Personal Alert Safety
System (PASS) Maintenance Record System. This document contains only a brief description
of the package and features. Quite detailed documentation is included in the
package and is more easily read after installation.
If you've ever wished you could organize all your SCBA and PASS unit records and keep on
top of the maintenance requirements with a minimum of effort, then SCBA Trak is the
program for you. This is one piece of apparatus no fire department should be without!
Backpacks
 | Inventory and reporting capability for your back packs. |
 | Tracks the last repair and certification dates and costs for better budgeting. |
 | Tracks the last pressure reducer overhaul, last mask regulator overhaul, and last flow
test dates and retest intervals. |
 | Alerts of packs coming due for repetitive maintenance, such as a flow test, regulator
overhaul or some other type of certification. |
 | Alerts you of packs overdue for visual check, if applicable. |
 | Generates a budget projection report for packs that will be due for recertification
between two user selected dates, using the previous cost for recertification or a
user-entered "per pack" price. |
 | Lists all of your packs and the piece of apparatus they were last known to be on. |
 | Records maintenance notes and history. |
Masks
 | Inventory and reporting capability for your SCBA masks. As most departments have more
masks than packs, and some assign masks to each firefighter, this module allows you to
keep track of them wherever they might be. |
 | Alerts of masks coming due for repetitive maintenance, such as annual certification or
overhaul. |
 | Alerts you of masks overdue for visual check, if applicable. |
 | Alerts of masks coming due for fit tests. |
 | Generates a budget projection report for masks that will be due for recertification
between two user selected dates, using the previous cost for recertification or a
user-entered "per mask" price. |
 | Lists all of your masks and the piece of apparatus they were last known to be on or the
person to whom they're assigned. |
 | Records maintenance notes and history. |
Air Bottles
 | Inventory and reporting capability for your air bottles. |
 | Tracks the last hydrostatic test date to alert you of bottles coming due for hydro test. |
 | Alerts you of bottles which have not been filled within a user-selected time period, if
desired. A separate module called the Fill Log allows you to rapidly
enter the "last filled" information. Very useful for tracking or
charging for compressor usage. |
 | Tracks composite bottles to help assure they are not used past their ultimate life. |
 | Tracks the "Last Visual" date in case you are performing the internal
inspections required by the Compressed Gas Association and some OSHA programs. |
 | Generates budget projection reports for bottles that will be due for hydrostatic test
between two user-selected dates, using the previous hydro test cost or a user entered
"per bottle" price. |
 | Lists all of your bottles and the piece of apparatus they were last known to be on. |
 | Records maintenance notes and history. |
PASS Units
 | Inventory and reporting capability for your PASS units (Personal Alert Safety System). |
 | Tracks the date they come due for a battery change or overdue for a functional check, if
applicable. |
 | Lists all of your PASS units and the piece of apparatus they were last known to be on or
the person to whom they're assigned. |
 | Has up to three serial number fields per PASS unit for handling the integrated PASS
units. |
 | Records maintenance notes and history. |
Plus much more, including a query system, the ability to track equipment owners
or stations separately, user-customizable field names, automatic creation of
historical records, the ability to update multiple records simultaneously with identical
information (example: You just hydro tested fifty bottles in the same month.
Select the
records, enter the information once, and all fifty records are updated and the historical
records created)!.
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