Is Battalion OS NFPA/ISO Compliant?

Is Battalion OS NFPA/ISO Compliant?

The Short Answer: No software is "certified" by the NFPA or ISO. However, Battalion OS is built specifically to provide the digital audit trail that ISO inspectors and NFPA auditors require. We provide the platform; your department provides the data.

How we help you pass audits:

• ISO Grading (Apparatus & Equipment): ISO rewards departments that can prove they test their pumps and maintain their fleet. You can pull a digital maintenance history for any engine in seconds to show an inspector.
• NFPA 1911 (Truck Checks): Replace messy paper binders with digital, timestamped check sheets. This proves your weekly and daily inspections actually happened.

The NFPA/ISO Compliance Addon

The NFPA/ISO Addon is a collection of pre-made inspection templates designed to mirror the specific data points required by National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards.

Using these templates ensures that when an ISO Auditor asks for your records, the information is already organized and presented in the format they expect to see.

Pre-configured Inspection Templates

This addon provides standardized forms for the high-liability areas of your operation:

• SCBA Records (NFPA 1852): Form templates specifically for logging cylinder hydro-test dates, mask fit tests, and regulator flow testing.
• PPE & Turnout Gear (NFPA 1851): Documentation points for advanced cleanings and annual inspections, essential for maintaining cancer-prevention and health records.
• Ground Ladders (NFPA 1932): Checklists for monthly visual inspections and annual service testing.
• Apparatus Pump Testing (NFPA 1911): Templates to document annual pumper service tests, a major point-earner for your ISO rating.

Legal Disclaimer

NOTICE: Battalion OS is an administrative record-keeping tool. Battalion OS is not a "vetted," "certified," or "authorized" software partner of the NFPA, USFA, or ISO. While our tools provide the framework to help you meet 100% of your maintenance compliance needs, the legal responsibility for performing inspections, maintaining equipment, and ensuring data accuracy remains entirely with the department. Battalion OS does not perform independent third-party verification for federal or national reporting standards.