Each fire station must maintain accurate management of equipment, which is necessary for the fire station to maximize the safety of the community and residents. It is vital that all fire trucks and EMS vehicles must comply with regulations and be equipped with correct equipment and fire-fighting consumables when responding to accidents. It is particularly important to constantly check various fire-fighting equipment and determine whether they are available in real time. However, the actual management of firefighting equipment is often not so simple. Realistic firefighting stations often borrow and deploy equipment from each other, and the equipment call tracking between these firefighting stations is still through daily manual inspections. Document preparation, weekly report and semi-annual update to register. Manual review and inventory are prone to errors and take up valuable staff time. In order to ensure 100% equipment record accuracy, Shenzhen Aisen IoT Technology Co., Ltd. decided to use RFID radio frequency identification technology to track inventory and equipment in real time to achieve automated inventory management.

Effective RFID radio frequency identification asset management solution

Shenzhen Aisen IOT customized a special RFID technology asset tracking system, combined with RFID and bar code, all devices are marked with RFID electronic tags and stored in the RFID database. RFID tags are affixed to key equipment and toolkits, which are then associated with specific project data in the computer. The station is equipped with an RFID reader at the location of the fire fighting equipment. When equipment or materials are transported into or out of the fire station, the reader will detect the movement and record the latest location. RFID readers are also installed at the entrance and exit of the vehicle. When the ambulance or fire truck leaves the station, all key data related to the vehicle is confirmed and recorded. The management method based on this technology allows any lost items to be quickly traced to ensure that the fire station is ready at all times.