Fire Watch · Use cases
The everyday violations that matter most.
Each maps to a common audit finding — and to a zone you can configure in minutes.
Scenarios
Five detections, one workflow
Blocked fire exit
A carton, pallet, or trolley left in an exit path. Detected after it persists, raised as a critical advisory event with a snapshot — so the blocked exit stops being invisible.
Obstructed extinguisher
A chair or stock blocking access to an extinguisher point. Flagged for verification, then tracked to a corrective action so access is restored.
Blocked hose reel
A trolley or stored goods in front of a hose reel. The same zone-and-evidence pattern ensures equipment stays reachable.
Electrical panel obstruction
Material stacked into a panel clearance zone — a high-severity housekeeping risk in factories and warehouses.
Unsafe storage in a risk zone
Objects present in a configured restricted zone. Reported as presence — deliberately not a material-hazard classification.
Camera offline
A camera that stops seeing is a safety metric too. Fire Watch flags it rather than offering false confidence.
See these on your site
A pilot stages and measures these exact scenarios on your cameras.