DAILY INSPECTIONS TO STATION DASHBOARDS.

What Leaders and Crews Gain When Readiness is Visible

PSTrax + First Arriving Live Webinar
October 29,  2026  10 am PDT | 1 pm EDT

See the Full Picture of Your Readiness.

Inspection results, equipment status, and open issues are tracked in PSTrax, giving departments a complete record of operational readiness. When connected with First Arriving, that readiness information becomes part of the broader operational picture, alongside the information personnel already rely on throughout their shift.

This live 30-minute webinar, hosted by PSTrax and integration partner First Arriving, shows how Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement agencies can connect the two platforms and share critical readiness information across the devices their personnel already use.

  • Document vehicle, equipment, SCBA, and PPE inspections in PSTrax
  • Connect inspection and equipment status with First Arriving
  • Share readiness information across the department on station displays, desktop browsers, and mobile devices
  • Bring open issues and out-of-service equipment into the broader operational picture
  • Make inspection completion visible to crews and leadership
Keep compliance records current and accessible when they are needed


Don't just document readiness. Make it visible throughout your department. Register today for the webinar.
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND

 Chiefs, command staff, company officers, training officers, and logistics and operations personnel in Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement
responsible for equipment readiness, compliance documentation, or getting information in front of crews. 

 
FEATURED EXPERTS & MODERATORS

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John Thibert
Customer Support Manager, PSTrax


With more than 29 years of fire and EMS experience, John brings firsthand frontline knowledge to his role as Customer Support Manager at PSTrax.  He retired as Deputy Fire Chief of Administration for the Seminole County Fire Department in Florida, an ISO Class 1, CFAI, and CAAS-accredited agency.

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During John's career, he served in a variety of operational and executive leadership positions, including firefighter/paramedic, lieutenant, battalion chief, assistant chief, interim deputy chief, and deputy chief.

At PSTrax, John leads customer support initiatives and oversees the company's knowledge base and PSTrax Community. He works closely with fire, EMS, law enforcement, and other public safety agencies to help them improve operational readiness through effective inventory, asset, and compliance management.

Since joining PSTrax in 2024, he has served in customer success and support leadership roles, helping agencies adopt best practices and maximize the value of the platform.




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Ben Rasmussen
Product Manager,
PSTrax


Ben provides deep product and platform expertise in his role at PSTrax, with extensive experience in product development, quality assurance, system configuration, and customer training.

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Over the years, Ben has played a key role in shaping and supporting the PSTrax platform through multiple positions, including Build Manager, QA Engineer, and Product Owner.

Ben oversees product development and quality initiatives, helping ensure the platform remains reliable, scalable, and aligned with the operational needs of public safety agencies. His background in system builds and quality assurance gives him a detailed understanding of how departments use PSTrax in the field and the importance of consistency, usability, and accountability across daily operations.

Known for his hands-on approach and deep institutional knowledge of the platform, Ben works closely across teams to support product improvements, training efforts, and long-term customer success.

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Dave Iannone
Founder & Chief Product Officer, First Arriving


Dave leads the vision behind dashboards, digital signage, and communications tools for fire, EMS, and law enforcement agencies. Drawing on four decades in fire and emergency services alongside a celebrated career in public safety media, he co-founded Firehouse.com and was inducted into the Firehouse Hall of Fame
in 2024.