Cutting-edge technology creates a system where all users can request, geospatially locate, and strategically deploy response resources.
NMAS was launched in collaboration with IAFC, representing the leadership of firefighters and emergency responders worldwide, using Juvare’s WebEOC industry leading critical incident management platform and Esri’s ArcGIS Online mapping software.
NMAS is the next generation and evolution of IAFC’s Mutual Aid Net. Developed in partnership with Juvare, ESRI, and IAFC, this mutual aid focused resource management system provides users the maximum capability to request and assign mutual aid within a state, across state lines, and potentially across international borders.
NMAS offers excellent information sharing capabilities and decision support for identifying resources. Users can visualize the locations or destinations of needed resources, as well as response times.
NMAS is a nation-wide solution and provides users the maximum capability to request and assign mutual aid within a state, across state lines, and potentially across international borders.
NMAS reduces administrative burdens and delays, decreasing costs, accelerating response times, and expediting asset deployment. NMAS also offers analytical trending of equipment usage and easier financial reporting.
NMAS dashboard gives incident managers real time data exchange capabilities from the field, as well as real time access for resource owners to manage resource lists. Deployed resources are accessible by ArcGIS for routing, tracking, and data collection.
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