Prioritize inspection backlogs by ranking the riskiest properties
Fire
Instantly access property data from code enforcement, permitting, police & fire, tax delinquency, utilities, and more to assist prevention efforts, determine inspection priorities and provide more complete situational awareness.
Create a custom pre-plan for every property in a city
Easily consolidate data for accreditation or insurance reporting
Direct limited resources where they are needed most
Situational Awareness
By having up-to-date property information from multiple systems in BuildingBlocks, cities are able to provide first responders with critical information they need before they engage a property. Knowing a property has solar panels installed, has been cited for multiple code violations or having the history of previous calls to the property all is key to completely assessing the risk of a property.
“I’m on my way to a call, I want to know what’s going on with the property—is it VACANT, are there structural issues, are the occupants vulnerable? If I can’t instantly get information from other departments, I’m flying blind.”
Fire Prevention
By utilizing key demographic information as well as the full range of city data available, fire prevention officers can prioritize prevention and education efforts more effectively. Once programs have been put in place, BuildingBlocks provides easy-to-use dashboard and data visualization tools which automate neighborhood-level and city-wide reporting that remains up-to-date and easy to understand.
Prioritizing Inspections
By prioritizing cases based on risk scores or other factors you define, cities can direct limited resources where they are needed most. After quickly visualizing where the most urgent risks are located, fire departments are automating assignments to stay in compliance with commercial inspections.
“We have a huge backlog of inspections, and no way to PRIORITIZE what’s really at-risk. We’re not going to get anymore inspectors, so we have to be smarter about where we focus our resources.”
