TopRung Inspection

TopRung is a mobile inspection and testing app built for fire equipment service companies and the fire departments they serve. Field technicians use it to capture every detail of every test on every piece of apparatus, then generate professional, NFPA-aligned PDF reports the moment the work is done.

WHAT YOU CAN INSPECT

- Ground ladders (extension, roof, attic, folding) with full load and visual checks
- Fire hose with per-section pressure, length, manufacturer, and DOM
- Hard suction hose with per-section diameter, length, and pass or fail results
- Fire pumps with full performance, vacuum, capacity, overload, and pressure tests
- Aerial ladders and platforms with the complete 169-line NFPA aerial checklist, timing, drift, stabilizer, twist, load, and waterway data
- NDT (non-destructive testing) reports for five-year aerial inspections
- Fire appliances and accessories

BUILT FOR THE FIELD

- Offline-first design. Techs can work for hours in remote stations without cell service. Every keystroke is saved on the device the moment it happens.
- Automatic sync. When connectivity returns, all unsynced data uploads to the cloud in the background. Techs never have to think about it.
- Multi-tech support. More than one tech can work on the same ticket. A confirmation prompt prevents wrong-ticket entries.
- Photo capture attached directly to each test record.

PROFESSIONAL REPORTS

- Generate a complete NFPA-aligned inspection report PDF from any ticket
- Includes equipment summary, full test results, drift measurements, twist checks, load tests, waterway static, NDT findings, photos, and comments
- AI-generated narrative summary on the final page reviews the work in plain English
- Designed to hand directly to the fire chief, AHJ, or department records

SECURE AND PRIVATE

- All data lives in your own private database
- Role-based access keeps techs in the field separate from admin tools
- Audit chain tracks who entered what and who reviewed it

WHO IT'S FOR

Inspection companies serving multiple fire departments. Solo inspectors who want professional output. Fire department in-house testing programs. Anyone responsible for keeping fire equipment compliant, documented, and ready for service.