Every NFPA standard your shop runs, the install documents that win the account, and the office tools that get reports out the door — plus the guides behind each one.
Whatever kind of shop you run, here is the complete set of standards for it — and the guide for each. Every standard for your work, in one platform.
NFPA 96 hood · 17A wet-chem suppression · 10 extinguishers · 25 sprinkler · 72 fire alarm · 101 life safety.
NFPA 25 sprinkler · 72 fire alarm · 10 extinguishers · 101 life safety · 80 fire doors · 110 emergency power.
NFPA 72 fire alarm · 101 life safety · 80 fire doors · 25 sprinkler · 10 extinguishers · 110 emergency power · 99 Ch. 11 gas storage · 855 energy storage · 96 / 17A kitchen · Joint Commission and DNV report formats.
NFPA 33 spray booth · 34 dip / coat / print · 17 dry chemical · 2001 clean agent · 10 extinguishers · 25 sprinkler.
NFPA 2001 clean agent · 17 dry chemical · 25 Ch. 11 foam / foam-water · 72 detection · 10 extinguishers · 33 / 34 finishing · 101 egress.
For hospitals, universities, and portfolios running their own program: building-scoped access, the open-deficiency list across every building, fire drill logs, eyewash and shower stations, and outside-contractor reports on file.
Every module below is live today — inspections in the field, documents at install, and the office work in between.
Water-based fire protection ITM — wet and dry-pipe, foam, five-year recorded values, code references, and PDF reports.
Read the guide SprinklerField-ready NFPA 25 sprinkler ITM — mobile checklists, deficiency capture, riser and valve inventory, and AHJ-ready reports.
Read more NFPA 13Periodic wet-pipe sprinkler inspection, run to NFPA 25 — sprinklers, control valves, gauges, main-drain test, alarms, and FDC, every item code-referenced.
Read more NFPA 25 §13.4.5Run the dry-pipe valve ITM and record the 3-year full-flow trip test values — tripping time, water delivery, air and water pressure — on the report.
Read more NFPA 25 §13.7The fire-side backflow assembly inspection on a tablet, with every finding and its code reference on the report you hand over.
Read more NFPA 10Workflows, checklists, and documentation for NFPA 10 portable fire extinguisher inspections inside Fire Inspect Hub.
Read the guide NFPA 72Multi-edition support, device-level results, the Record of Completion, and how Fire Inspect Hub handles NFPA 72 complexity.
Read the guide NFPA 96 / 17ACommercial-kitchen hood and wet-chemical suppression inspections — semiannual checklists and professional reports for NFPA 96 and 17A.
Read more NFPA 2001Clean-agent system ITM — container weigh-ins, hose checks, and certified reports for FM-200, Novec, Inergen, and more.
Read the guide NFPA 33Spray-application and finishing-process ITM — booth, ventilation, and suppression cross-checks documented inside Fire Inspect Hub.
Read the guide NFPA 34Dipping, coating, and printing-process inspections — the NFPA 34 checklist, frequencies, and reports for finishing operations.
Read the guide NFPA 101Emergency lighting, exit signs, and egress doors in one system — NFPA 101 life-safety checklists with frequency tracking.
Read more NFPA 80Door-by-door NFPA 80 fire-door assembly inspections with photos, deficiencies, and Joint Commission-ready reports.
Read more NFPA 80Buildings with hundreds of doors — bulk-import the door list, inspect to the 2022 or 2025 edition, and generate the report on-site.
Read more NFPA 110The Chapter 8 emergency and standby power inspection — load testing, load bank, fuel quality, and transfer-switch testing.
Read more NFPA 99The Chapter 11 medical-gas storage inspection — cylinder and container storage, separation, signage, and liquid-oxygen storage.
Read more NFPA 855Stationary energy-storage-system ITM — O&M documentation audits and physical-condition checks for battery installations under NFPA 855.
Read more PrimerNew to the trade? An overview of which NFPA standards cover what, and how the AHJ enforces them.
Read the guideA straight comparison of fire inspection software for small shops — what works, what's overkill, and what to look for.
Read the guide ReportsFinish the report before you leave the building — capture deficiencies, finalize on-site, and deliver branded PDFs in minutes.
Read more ComparisonHow Fire Inspect Hub compares to ServiceTrade — pricing, NFPA workflows, and what matters for independent contractors.
Read the comparison ComparisonFor one- and two-person inspection shops that need NFPA reports without paying for an enterprise field-service suite.
Read the comparison ComparisonHow Fire Inspect Hub compares to BuildingReports — workflows, reporting, and what independent shops actually need.
Read the comparison Client PortalStop being your clients' status update service. Give building managers a private portal with their inspection history, reports, and estimates.
Read more ComplianceWhen the AHJ shows up, your records are your defense. Timestamped, inspector-verified, NFPA-coded records retrievable in seconds.
Read more Team ManagementKnow what every inspector is doing — without asking. Live job board, user management, and standardized NFPA checklists.
Read more OperationsOne dashboard across every region, every inspector, and every job. See your whole operation in one place.
Read more Multi-LocationRegional access control, scoped dashboards, and standardized workflows — built for inspection companies with multiple offices.
Read more Multi-RegionComplete visibility across every office, inspector, and job — built for fire protection companies operating across multiple states.
Read more InstitutionsFor hospitals, universities, and multi-building owners running their own program — deficiencies, equipment records, and contractor documentation in one place.
Read more PlannedAccess control, CCTV, intrusion and door hardware inspection checklists you can use today — plus the early-access list for security inspections, which are planned, not available.
Read moreCut the re-keying — copy the required fields straight from a finished inspection into Brycer, or upload a CSV for the fields that take a file.
Read the guide Brycer 101What Brycer is, why your AHJ uses it, and what it means for the way you submit inspection results.
Read the guide RequirementsWhich jurisdictions require it, effective dates, and what contractors need to do to stay compliant.
Read the guide IndustryThe Brycer / IROL merger explained — what changed and why it matters to the contractors who file reports.
Read the guide WorkflowWhere the hours go when every report gets typed twice — and how to cut that time down.
Read more TroubleshootingThe common rejection reasons and how to prevent them before you hit submit.
Read the guide Buyer's GuideWhat to look for in inspection software when your jurisdiction runs on The Compliance Engine.
Read the guideEverything fire inspectors need to know about hospital accreditation, Joint Commission and DNV audits, and how healthcare reports differ from standard NFPA inspections.
Read the guide Joint CommissionEC.02.03.05 formatted reports generated directly from your NFPA 72 inspection. No reformatting.
Read the guide Buyer's GuideWhat Joint Commission EC.02.03.05 reporting actually requires — and why most inspection software falls short.
Read the guide NFPA 72How fire alarm inspections work in hospitals — edition variations, supervising station requirements, and what surveyors look for.
Read the guide Joint CommissionEC.02.03.05 report format for fire alarm inspectors — what The Joint Commission requires and how to produce it without rekeying.
Read the guide NFPA 101Life safety inspections in healthcare facilities — fire door clearances, emergency lighting tests, and exit sign requirements that surveyors cite most.
Read the guide NFPA 110Emergency and standby power ITM for hospital generators — load testing, load bank, fuel quality, and transfer switches.
Read the guide NFPA 99The storage side of NFPA 99 — cylinder and container storage rooms, separation, and signage under Chapter 11.
Read the guide Survey PrepHow to prepare hospital clients for Joint Commission and DNV life safety surveys — documentation, binder assembly, and common citations.
Read the guide NFPA 855Stationary energy storage systems are showing up in healthcare facilities. Here's what NFPA 855 covers and why fire inspectors need to know about it.
Read the guide NFPA 855A field inspector's guide to NFPA 855 ESS inspections — O&M documentation audits, physical-condition checks, and what the AHJ wants to see.
Read the guide DNV vs JCTwo accreditation bodies, two different report formats, two different survey cadences. Here's how DNV and Joint Commission differ for your inspection workflow.
Read the comparison ReportsStandard NFPA reports don't cut it for hospitals. EC codes, NIAHO references, and accreditation-ready formatting — what makes healthcare reports different.
Read the guideThe credentialing path, licensing, and the first steps to running inspections under your own name.
Read the guide AcquisitionThe diligence checklist for buying an inspection company — contracts, records, and what to verify before you sign.
Read the guide ValuationHow inspection companies are valued — EBITDA multiples and what moves them up or down.
Read the guide PartnersKnow a shop still running inspections on paper? Refer them to Fire Inspect Hub.
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Read more ChicagoBuilt for contractors working Chicago-area buildings and AHJs.
Read more ChicagoKitchen hood and suppression inspections for Chicago restaurants.
Read more ChicagoJoint Commission-ready inspections for Chicago hospitals and healthcare facilities.
Read more ChicagoSprinkler, alarm, and life-safety inspections across Chicago commercial portfolios.
Read more ChicagoInspections for Chicago hotels — from guest-floor life safety to back-of-house kitchens.
Read moreThe buyer's checklist we built for the NFPA Conference & Expo — what to evaluate and what questions to ask vendors.
Read more NFPA 2026AI-assisted reports, mobile-first workflows, and what independent contractors should watch for.
Read more NFPA 2026The conference-floor comparison — how Fire Inspect Hub stacks up for independent contractors.
Read more NFPA 2026Our Mandalay Bay event page — why independent contractors were switching to Fire Inspect Hub.
Read more NFPA 2026How to evaluate inspection software vendors — the guide written for NFPA 2026 attendees.
Read more NFPA 2026Most of the software on the expo floor isn't built for independent shops. This one is.
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