
A veteran firefighter built Decon-Track after looking for answers no department could give. It helps departments track exposure, document incidents, and keep solid career exposure records. Works online or offline, and syncs automatically when the network comes back.

Created by Derek Doyle, a firefighter with 26 years on the job and a cancer survivor, after he asked a question no department could answer: how long was each member actually exposed, and for how long before decontamination?
Read the full storyA clear record for every incident and every responder, backed by server timestamps instead of memory.
Live capture replaces freehand notes. Recording continues locally when connectivity drops, then syncs to the server automatically.
Per-seat assignment, exposure state, and decon progress on active incidents, synced across devices.
Career exposure totals and individual statistics that protect your members over time.
Most departments still rely on a mix of paper, spreadsheets, and memory. It works until something gets lost or disputed.

Carbon copies, smudged ink, and clipboards that never make it back to the station.
One officer's tracker, another officer's version. No single source of truth.
Missing exposure entries show up months later, usually when it matters most.
Reports compiled days after the call, from memory and partial notes.
Hours of officer time spent reconciling what should have been captured live.
Rural and structure-fire scenes often have weak or no cellular data. Paper becomes the fallback when software cannot keep up.
Decon-Track replaces scattered manual workflows with one structured operational record. Captured live, kept accurate, ready when you need it.
Every module follows how departments run calls.
Open, dispatch prep, on-scene decon dashboard, and close, from first alert to concluded record.
Per-seat exposure with server-backed durations and career totals on each firefighter profile.
Row and unit primary decon, shower timer, NOT EXPOSED clearance, and unit complete.
Individual profile with incident, exposure, shower compliance, and special-substance analytics.
QR enrollment lets firefighters view read-only personal statistics on their own phone.
Filter, view, and export concluded incident data. CSV and Excel supported.
Simulator incidents with RECRUE workflow, isolated from operational unit locks.
Keep capturing incidents, exposure, and decon steps without connectivity. A local outbox syncs automatically when the network returns.
Open a new incident from a tablet at scene or command post. Address, type, and unit assignments captured in seconds.
Assign members, log exposure, and monitor decontamination. Synced across devices when online; saved locally and uploaded when connectivity returns.
Close the incident when units are complete. Reports are built on demand from stored data, ready to export.
Career exposure and incident participation, built from the same timestamps used in operational reports, not reconstructed from paper.
Cumulative on-scene exposure time on each personnel profile.
Total incidents and breakdown by type, including operational and practice history.
NFPA 1500 timing buckets and average shower-to-clear time per seat session.
Incidents with operator-selected substances and links to cleaning protocols.
Downloadable profile summary for records and accountability.

Authorized staff open a firefighter's profile and display a QR code. The firefighter scans it, signs in, and sees read-only statistics for themselves only, without the full operator console.
An authorized officer opens the personnel profile and taps Mobile access to reveal a QR code.
The firefighter scans the QR on their phone and completes secure sign-in on their device.
A read-only view of approved personal metrics. Add to Home Screen for quick return.
Access is limited on the server. No roster, incidents, reports, or other profiles.
A typical structure fire response, captured the way it actually unfolds.
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DRAFT opened · residential fire · 142 Rue Notre-Dame · units attached
First unit Play → ACTIVE · roster snapshot loaded for Unit 401
Interior crew marked exposed · server-backed timer running
Unit Pri started · shower timer running · members cleared NOT EXPOSED
All started units COMP · exposure segments finalized · 1 h 32 min on scene
Report available from Reports · career exposure updated on personnel profiles

See Decon-Track set up for a department like yours. We'll walk through real workflows, your reporting needs, and deployment options.
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