Firefighter Logistics

Firefighter Logistics / Station supply requests

Fire station supply requests and restocking

Firefighter Logistics gives every fire station one simple way to ask for the supplies it is short of, and gives the logistics officer one list of every request from every station, so restocking happens on time and nothing falls between the cracks.

What changes for the station

The crew on duty sees what the station is supposed to keep on hand and asks for what is missing, from the phone in their pocket. No paper list taped to the supply room door, no text message to someone who is off today, no guessing whether the last request was ever seen. The station can see where its request stands - waiting, partly filled, or delivered.

What changes for logistics

Every request from every station lands in one place, oldest first. The logistics officer fills what is on the shelf, notes what is not, and the station knows either way. What went out the door is recorded against the station that received it, so the warehouse count stays right without a separate tally.

What changes for the chief

Supplies stop disappearing into "the stations". What each station asked for, what it received and what it cost is there when the budget is written, and the stations that run short most often are easy to see.

Built for the station floor

Open supply requests from a station, waiting on the warehouse, on a phone
Open supply requests from a station, waiting on the warehouse, on a phone - a sample department.