Does it notify people for me?

No. It sends no message, raises no alert and contacts nobody — not your monitoring company, not your insurer, not the fire department. Making the calls is your job; this records that you made them.

Will it tell me when a fire watch is needed?

No. CompliMaint sets no fire-watch trigger and no duration threshold, and it makes no determination that a system is impaired. What your building requires comes from your own procedures, your insurer and your AHJ.

Is this an impairment register?

No. It is a notification record: who was told, by whom, when, and what they said. It holds no impairment status, no tag numbers and no restore-by deadline.

Who am I supposed to notify?

This product does not answer that and supplies no list. Your own procedures, your insurer and your AHJ decide it. Ask them once, write it into your procedures, and use this to record what happened each time.

Does it leave the device?

No. It stays in this browser. Print it for your records.

Outage notification log

Field record

Who you told that a system was down, who told them, and when.

The record is of what you did

One outage per sheet: which system, the times you recorded it as out and back, and why. Then a row for each notification — the time, who you told, how, who told them, and what they said back.

“What they said” is the field people are glad of later. “Monitoring company logged it, reference 44812” is worth more six months on than a tick in a box.

It notifies nobody

This tool sends no message, raises no alert and contacts no monitoring company, insurer, fire department or authority. It is a record of notifications a person made. Making them is your job; writing them down is this sheet’s.

No trigger, no threshold, no deadline

CompliMaint supplies no notification list, sets no fire-watch trigger, states no duration threshold and imposes no “restore by” deadline. It makes no determination that a system is impaired, that any notification was required, or that yours was made in time.

Who must be told when a system in your building goes out of service is set by your own procedures, your insurer and your AHJ. Ask them, and record here what you actually did.

Kept alongside: Sprinkler inspection log · Fire alarm service report · Escalation matrix

A record of who you say you notified when a system was out of service, who told them and when, kept per building on your device. CompliMaint supplies no notification list and notifies nobody: it sends no message, raises no alert and contacts no monitoring company, insurer, fire department or authority. It sets no fire-watch trigger, no duration threshold, no restore-by deadline and no reporting obligation, and it makes no determination that a system is impaired or that any notification was required or timely. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Does it notify people for me?: No. It sends no message, raises no alert and contacts nobody — not your monitoring company, not your insurer, not the fire department. Making the calls is your job; this records that you made them.
Will it tell me when a fire watch is needed?: No. CompliMaint sets no fire-watch trigger and no duration threshold, and it makes no determination that a system is impaired. What your building requires comes from your own procedures, your insurer and your AHJ.
Is this an impairment register?: No. It is a notification record: who was told, by whom, when, and what they said. It holds no impairment status, no tag numbers and no restore-by deadline.
Who am I supposed to notify?: This product does not answer that and supplies no list. Your own procedures, your insurer and your AHJ decide it. Ask them once, write it into your procedures, and use this to record what happened each time.
Does it leave the device?: No. It stays in this browser. Print it for your records.