Webinar · Tuesday, December 1 · 11:00 AM PT | 1:00 PM CT | 2:00 PM ET

Build a prevention program you can defend

Hear how fire departments using LIV run their prevention programs

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Incomplete or incorrect inspection data puts your community at risk.

Prevention teams deserve a higher standard.

This webinar shows what a complete, correct, and connected prevention platform looks like, and how fire departments get there with LIV, alongside the systems they already have.

Can’t make it on Dec 1? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording.

The most common inspection programs all leave gaps.

Which one is yours?

No formal inspection program yet
Inspection history in a file cabinet or someone’s head
Inspections in an RMS built for other priorities and workflows
Third-party contractor reports in inboxes and spreadsheets
Third-party contractor reports siloed from department inspections

On December 1 see how LIV helps fire departments close those gaps. 

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Your speakers

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Wade Watkins
Fire Marshal,
Unified Fire Authority
Mike Jensen
Marshal Mike Jensen
Fire Marshal,
West Jordan Fire Department
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David Hayes
Inspector,
Hamilton Fire Department
Chase Norton
Chase Norton
Co-founder & CTO,
LIV Panelist
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Darrell Hagans
Director of Solution Consulting,
LIV Panelist
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Caleb Cannon
Director of Product Marketing,
LIV Session Host

“We manage a high volume of inspections across our jurisdiction, and LIV has already provided us with tools that stand out in the industry. These new fire department inspection capabilities take that even further — providing dedicated workflows, greater visibility, and giving our inspectors and operations crews the tools and information they need in one place. This has significantly supported our efforts to provide consistent, effective service across the 15 communities we serve.”

Wade Watkins, Fire Marshal, Unified Fire Authority

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