How SDIS 60 optimizes Fire and Rescue Operations & Safety
Today, all Fire and Rescue Service personnel use the BlueKanGo application.
Florent Alin
Head of Operations and Lessons Learned
To support its high-tempo operations, the Oise Departmental Fire and Rescue Service (SDIS 60) relies on BlueKanGo software. It is deployed for occupational health and safety (OHS) as well as operational activities and lessons learned (after-action reviews). Florent Alin, Head of Operations and Lessons Learned, explains.
With nearly 4,000 volunteer and professional firefighters, supported by administrative and technical staff, SDIS 60 protects the entire region through 42 fire stations operating 24/7. Every year, they carry out over 60,000 responses, with more than 80% dedicated to emergency rescue and medical care.
CONTEXT
Over 60,000 annual emergency responses.
Exposure to the risk of workplace violence/assault during interventions.
Limited digital access to documents.
The need to structure the tracking of hazardous situations and near misses.
Gains in responsiveness and efficiency during emergency calls via the mobile app.
Access to the BlueKanGo application for all personnel (administrative and operational).
Operational Electronic Document Management (EDM) to prepare for interventions.
Top 3 benefits of BlueKanGo for SDIS60
Digitalize all operational documents
Save time and increase responsiveness during emergency calls
Centralize all HSE data
The application is widely distributed on tablets [...] specifically within the fire engines [...] to consult highway layouts or listed building plans before heading out on a call...
Florent Alin
Head of Operations and Lessons Learned
Book a meeting with one of our experts
Whether you have a Quality, OHS, or CSR project, or a specific issue to solve, our industry experts are at your disposal. Let's schedule a personalized demonstration of the BlueKanGo platform to discover how to digitize your Integrated Management System (IMS) and meet your compliance and sustainable performance challenges.