Open apparatus inspection exception
Needs review · This week
OwnerCompany officer
Prepared for Richard McCurry · FASD 2026
A calmer operating day for Sanibel Fire and Rescue District
Sanibel Fire and Rescue District independent fire-control & rescue district providing fire suppression, EMS and rescue to Sanibel, funded by special assessments and led by an elected board. This prototype shows how a focused operating queue could help Richard McCurry's organization coordinate routine work with clearer ownership and human review.
Designed around service to crews, command staff, and the public.
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Turn shift notes into a concise command briefingDesigned for crews, command staff, and the public.
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Route inspection exceptions to the right ownerDesigned for crews, command staff, and the public.
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Improve incident narrative completeness before reviewSuggested first pilot for Sanibel Fire and Rescue District.
Today’s operating queue
Every request has a next step
Shift briefing awaiting approval
Ready to assign · Today
OwnerFleet lead
Incident narrative quality review
In progress · Next 4 hours
OwnerRecords reviewer
Training credential follow-up
Awaiting approval · By tomorrow
OwnerDuty officer
Workflow studio
See the handoffs before automating them
Choose a routine workflow, then advance the fictional demonstration through intake, human review, and a prepared output.
Interactive fictional example
Shift briefing builder
- Collect station notes and staffing changes for Sanibel Fire and Rescue DistrictUses approved or fictional inputs
- Flag coverage gaps for command reviewRequires named human review
- Publish a concise shift briefingUses approved or fictional inputs
Demo 1 uses fictional operational data and requires Company officer approval.
Interactive fictional example
Incident narrative quality check
- Receive a draft incident narrative for Sanibel Fire and Rescue DistrictUses approved or fictional inputs
- Identify missing facts without changing clinical judgmentRequires named human review
- Return a reviewer-ready completeness checklistUses approved or fictional inputs
Demo 2 uses fictional operational data and requires Fleet lead approval.
Interactive fictional example
Apparatus inspection follow-up
- Capture an inspection exception for Sanibel Fire and Rescue DistrictUses approved or fictional inputs
- Assign severity and responsible roleRequires named human review
- Create a tracked corrective-action summaryUses approved or fictional inputs
Demo 3 uses fictional operational data and requires Records reviewer approval.
Efficiency case
Small changes, measurable operations
Illustrative targets—not promises—to test against a real baseline.
Illustrative staff time returned
Estimate to validate during a pilot
Handoffs made visible
Owners and review gates shown in one queue
Target work visibility
Illustrative share of routine work with a current status
90-day pilot
Start narrow. Keep people accountable.
A low-risk path from process mapping to an evidence-based decision.
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Days 1–30
Map and baseline
One station and one daily briefing - 2
Days 31–60
Run with human review
Add apparatus exceptions with supervisor review - 3
Days 61–90
Measure and decide
Measure handoff time and rework before expansion