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Valve Tags: The Importance of Identifying & Tagging Your Valves

03/03/2023

Valve tags are an essential tool for mechanical engineers, chief engineers, and facility managers. They provide important information about valves, their use, and their maintenance history. Valve tags with QR codes like Slate Pages offers are becoming increasingly popular and are a great way to access critical information quickly.

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Simplify Fire Equipment And Apparatus Inspections With Slate Pages

12/09/2022

Slate Pages eliminates the need for paper inspection records, binders, and clipboards and allows your personnel to work right from their smartphone or tablet.

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The Best Tool for Fire Service Asset Management

12/02/2022

We hear all the time from emergency services organizations that asset management can be a dreadful and daunting task. Whether you are working to stay in compliance or simply trying to make sure your equipment is going to be ready when you need it most, tracking your assets in extremely vital for responders today.

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Water Supply Tracking With Slate Pages

05/13/2022

Slate Pages provides users with an easy way to track your hydrants and water sources, standardize and simplify your inspections, and allow for a quick way to track their status, all without having to store reams of paper in a filing cabinet and eliminating the need to search for them when they’re needed.

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Why Tool Tracking Matters

05/06/2022

Slate Pages provides users with an easy way to track your equipment, from maintenance history and specifications to warranty and operating information, all without having to store stacks of user manuals and eliminating the need to search for them when they’re needed.

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ASU EMS Department Uses Slates For AED Inspections & Maintenance

04/29/2022

Before using Slate Pages for AED inspections, ASU was placing a paper inspection card with each of their over 400 AEDs! Every time an inspector completed an inspection, they would place their initials on the card. The only way to know if an AED had been inspected was to go to the unit itself and see when the last person signed their initials.

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Bethany, CT Volunteer Fire Dept. Uses Slates For Apparatus Inspections

04/04/2022

Prior to Slate Pages we conducted our apparatus checks and maintenance records by pen and paper, which made for a very unorganized and messy system at best.

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