Fire-service training records

Document participation without losing sight of why the training happened.

TNT connects attendance, credit hours, approvals, categories, and individual histories to the exercises and instruction that produced them.

From delivery to documentation

Training records that follow the operational workflow.

Instructors and administrators can document planned assignments and manual training while preserving department control over review and approval.

Capture participation

Record attendance, instructors, locations, training dates, types, categories, and credit hours.

Review before approval

Use department workflows for approval, rejection, and optional explanations when a record needs correction.

Preserve individual history

Keep a clearer view of completed training and category totals for authorized personnel and administrators.

What dependable fire department training records should provide

Consistent information

Dates, hours, instructors, locations, categories, and attendance should be captured in a predictable format so later review does not depend on deciphering different spreadsheets.

Department review and correction

Training documentation may require supervisory review. TNT supports approval status and correction workflows so a rejected record can include an explanation rather than disappearing into an informal follow-up.

Individual and department context

A useful record system should show both what an individual completed and how training activity fits department categories and development needs.

Department-ready output

Authorized workflows can generate completed training-form PDFs and, when configured, deliver approved forms to the department's designated recipient.

Responsible access

Personnel and training information is available according to account permissions and remains within the participating department's boundaries.

See records in context

Explore assignments, completion, review, and training history together.

The browser demo provides sample data without contacting the production API.