Multi-Location Asset Database
Track every extinguisher by site, type, serial, last hydrostatic test, and QR tag. Built for restaurant groups, warehouses, and facility portfolios.
Built for OSHA 29 CFR 1910.157
Replace paper checklists with AI-verified monthly inspections. Scan a QR code, photograph the gauge and seal, and produce auditor-ready records of monthly visual inspections per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.157.
14-day trial · Restaurants, warehouses, and facility teams · No card required
Harborview Dining · Kitchen A
24/24 inspected
AI vision check
Gauge 195 PSI · in range
Tamper seal intact · pin seated
EXT-014
Hood line
EXT-015
Dish pit
EXT-016
Dry storage
EXT-017
Loading dock
Trusted by 2,400+ Safety Managers
How it works
Setup once. Scan every month. Let AI flag a failed gauge or missing seal while you document the monthly visual inspection.
Add every location, map units by type and serial, and print QR labels. Your asset database becomes the source of truth for monthly inspections.
Staff scan the tag on each extinguisher during the walk. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.157 requires visual inspections every 30 days — we make the round impossible to skip.
Photograph the gauge and tamper seal. Computer vision confirms the needle is in the operable range and the pin seal is intact — not just a checkbox on a clipboard.
Passed units log automatically. Exceptions open a work order. Export auditor-ready 1910.157 records as a PDF the same day the round is finished.
Features
Paper tags fade. Shared spreadsheets drift. FireTag AI keeps every extinguisher inspectable, assignable, and exportable — across every site you run.
Track every extinguisher by site, type, serial, last hydrostatic test, and QR tag. Built for restaurant groups, warehouses, and facility portfolios.
Computer vision reads the pressure gauge and confirms the tamper seal. Flag undercharged units and missing pins during the monthly visual inspection.
Monthly visual inspections are scheduled, assigned, and escalated. Overdue units surface so your team can complete and document the round.
See who inspected what, when, and from which device. Photo timestamps and inspector IDs replace faded initials on a hanging tag.
Generate a dated fire extinguisher inspection report aligned to 29 CFR 1910.157 for auditors, insurers, and your AHJ — automatically after every completed round.
Start a 14-day trial on your next monthly round. Import units, print QR labels, and generate your first 1910.157 inspection PDF the same week.
Pricing
All plans include AI gauge and seal verification, monthly reminders, and OSHA 1910.157 PDF reports.
$49/mo
Up to 25 extinguishers
For a single kitchen, shop, or small warehouse.
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Most teams start here
$89/mo
Up to 75 extinguishers
For growing operators who need tighter oversight.
14-day trial. No credit card required. Log in
$149/mo
Unlimited extinguishers + multi-location
For multi-site portfolios and facility teams.
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FAQ
Still unsure whether monthly visual inspections are covered? Talk to us or download the free checklist.
Get the free PDF checklistAmong other duties, the standard requires that portable extinguishers be visually inspected monthly, maintained annually, and hydrostatically tested on a set interval. Employers must keep a record of monthly inspections, typically as the inspector’s initials and date on a tag or in a log. FireTag AI captures that monthly visual inspection digitally, with photos and a timestamped report you can produce during an OSHA visit.
OSHA requires a visual inspection at least once every 31 days (commonly called the monthly inspection). Annual maintenance must be performed by a trained person — usually a licensed fire-protection contractor. FireTag AI runs the monthly visual program; it does not replace the annual service.
It is fire extinguisher inspection software: QR-tagged assets, scheduled monthly rounds, AI verification of the gauge and seal, inspector accountability, and exportable OSHA records. A printable checklist is a start. FireTag AI is the system that proves the round happened.
No. Fire extinguisher service software and vendor portals typically track annual maintenance, recharge, and hydrostatic testing. OSHA still requires a visual inspection at least every 31 days. FireTag AI covers that monthly program and stores annual service dates so the two stay in sync.
No. Monthly visual inspections (pressure, seal, access, condition, and location) are what our AI workflow covers. Annual maintenance, recharge, and hydrostatic testing still belong with a certified fire-extinguisher service company. We store those service dates on each asset so they are not missed.
You get a dated log of who inspected each unit, photo evidence of the gauge and seal, pass/fail results, and a downloadable PDF aligned to 1910.157 monthly visual-inspection duties. That is substantially stronger than a paper tag with initials. We are not a law firm — confirm recordkeeping with your safety counsel or consultant for your jurisdiction.
Yes. Starter covers a single facility. Growth supports up to five locations. Business is built for unlimited multi-location portfolios with location-level managers — the typical pattern for restaurant groups and third-party facility teams.
The unit is marked failed, a work order is opened, and the assigned manager is notified. Typical failures include a needle out of the operable range, a missing or broken tamper seal, blocked access, or unreadable labels. The extinguisher stays on the exception list until it is serviced and re-inspected.
No. A smartphone camera is enough. Each extinguisher gets a printed QR label. Staff scan, photograph the gauge and seal, and submit. Offline-tolerant capture is available on Growth and Business so warehouse dead zones do not stall the round.
Photos, logs, and reports are encrypted in transit and at rest. Access is limited by role (inspector, location manager, admin). You can export or delete your records if you leave. See our Privacy Policy for retention and subprocessors.
Start a free trial, or grab the inspection checklist your team can use this afternoon.