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🎆 DISPLAY · AERIAL
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July 4th Riverside Show
9 of 20 items complete
🏪 RETAIL TENT
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Pyro Palace — Tent A
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Freedom Fireworks — Tent B
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Lakefront Finale
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Section 1 — Initial Setup
Basic inspection info. All fields required.
Step 1 — Select State / Jurisdiction
🏭 Pyrotechnic Company
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HMSP and USDOT number are entered in Section 5 — Transport Documentation
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Drone Operations
Toggle ON if drones are involved in this display (with or without pyrotechnic payload). Drone-specific checklist sections will appear in the AHJ Safety Checklist.
Display Information
Format: State / Year / Month / Day / sequence (e.g. NH-2026-07-04-01). Shared with the fireworks company for cross-reference.
Used for crew age verification (NFPA 1123 §5.2 — minimum 18 years on display date) and weather forecast lookup.
Location
AHJ Inspection / Permit Fee (optional)
Use the note field to record waivers, fee classification, or Fire Detail (apparatus / personnel hours).
⚠ Select a state / jurisdiction before continuing
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Section 2 — Display Specifications
Site size, shell size, crowd, and safety distances.
🗺 Site Diagram
Google Earth / GIS PDF or image showing discharge area, audience line, distances & obstructions.
Shell Sizes & Quantities
Fireworks Product List
All distances are minimum radius. May be reduced only with AHJ approval.
| Product Type | QTY | Min Distance | 1/3 Offset |
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Equipment Construction, Material & Spacing
FIRING MORTARS
Many jurisdictions place strict limitations for firing mortars depending on their usage. Ref. NFPA 4.3 and State Regulations exceeding the limitations along with the approval of the AHJ.
Single Fired Mortars — Reloading Displays
• Mortars may be constructed of HDPE (high-density polyethylene), FRE (fiberglass reinforced epoxy) and metal mortars (seamed or seamless)
• If seamed metal mortars are utilized, the seam shall be positioned away from spectators and firing crew
• Mortar lengths shall be sufficient to achieve proper and safe height per shell design
• Mortars which are buried must be separated by size and buried two-thirds of their depth in clean sand (in-ground or above-ground Drums and Troughs)
• Buried mortars for Reloading should have a sturdy base and be separated by a distance equal to the adjacent mortar
• Ready Boxes for Reloading must be positioned a minimum of 25 feet upwind and 30 feet if wind direction shifts during the display
• If seamed metal mortars are utilized, the seam shall be positioned away from spectators and firing crew
• Mortar lengths shall be sufficient to achieve proper and safe height per shell design
• Mortars which are buried must be separated by size and buried two-thirds of their depth in clean sand (in-ground or above-ground Drums and Troughs)
• Buried mortars for Reloading should have a sturdy base and be separated by a distance equal to the adjacent mortar
• Ready Boxes for Reloading must be positioned a minimum of 25 feet upwind and 30 feet if wind direction shifts during the display
Single Fired Mortars — Pre-Loaded Displays
• In addition to items above, pre-loaded mortars up to 6 inches for electronic firing — no separation distance required between mortars, unless required by State Regulation or AHJ
• When electronic ignition is used for shells greater than 6 inches, shells shall be positioned 2 inches from the side of drum or trough and separated by half the diameter of the adjacent mortar
• When electronic ignition is used for shells greater than 6 inches, shells shall be positioned 2 inches from the side of drum or trough and separated by half the diameter of the adjacent mortar
Single Fired Mortars from Wood or Metal Racks
• Limited to 6 inches in diameter, unless fired electronically (up to 8 inches)
• Mortar spacing shall be sufficient to safely fire shells without movement, meeting all State Regulation and AHJ requirements
• Racks shall be made of metal or wood — placed inground, above-ground, or on mobile firing trailer
• Chain-fused aerial shell limits:
— Racks up to 3": max 15 mortars
— Racks up to 4": max 12 mortars
— Racks up to 5" and 6": max 10 mortars
— Some State Regulations may permit different configurations and further restrict spacing and methods, including electronic firing only
• Mortar spacing shall be sufficient to safely fire shells without movement, meeting all State Regulation and AHJ requirements
• Racks shall be made of metal or wood — placed inground, above-ground, or on mobile firing trailer
• Chain-fused aerial shell limits:
— Racks up to 3": max 15 mortars
— Racks up to 4": max 12 mortars
— Racks up to 5" and 6": max 10 mortars
— Some State Regulations may permit different configurations and further restrict spacing and methods, including electronic firing only
Mortars Fired from Mobile Trailers
• Mortars shall never be reloaded during a display
• May be positioned in sturdy wood or metal racks, drums or troughs
• Unless all conditions within NFPA or State Regulations are met, shells shall only be fired electronically
• Hand Firing from a trailer shall only be allowed if setup meets NFPA requirements or is permitted by State Regulation and approved by the AHJ
• May be positioned in sturdy wood or metal racks, drums or troughs
• Unless all conditions within NFPA or State Regulations are met, shells shall only be fired electronically
• Hand Firing from a trailer shall only be allowed if setup meets NFPA requirements or is permitted by State Regulation and approved by the AHJ
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Section 3 — Weather & Conditions
Record live conditions at time of inspection.
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Section 4 — Firing System
Critical for accident investigation and pre-show documentation.
FIRING METHOD
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All Ready Boxes must be positioned a minimum of 25 feet upwind from the mortar firing area.
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All Pre-Loaded Shells to be hand fired shall have all safety caps remain on shells until operators are ready to fire.
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Section 5 — Crew Information, Transport Docs & Insurance
All crew require ID. Upload transport docs.
Lead / Licensed Operator(s)
Licensed Pyrotechnic Operators required for permitted event
Qty:
👤 LEAD OPERATOR
🚨 EMERGENCY CONTACT
Crew Members
Authorized Personnel Statement
All crew listed have successfully completed all required training. This includes comprehensive instruction on applicable DOT, OSHA, and State Regulatory standards, as well as the Company's Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Those listed in Pyrotechnic Crew have demonstrated an understanding of these requirements and are fully trained to perform their assigned duties safely and in compliance with all regulatory mandates.
👤 CREW MEMBER 1
🚨 EMERGENCY CONTACT
Transport Documentation
Display Authorization Personnel
Federally and state-required contact info per ATF 27 CFR §555 and NFPA 1123 §5. Both sections required for display authorization.
Inspector Docs / Forms
How to submit your state form
1. Go to Resources → State Forms and download your state's form
2. Fill it out (print or digitally)
3. Scan / photograph it and upload below
4. It will attach to this inspection record automatically
2. Fill it out (print or digitally)
3. Scan / photograph it and upload below
4. It will attach to this inspection record automatically
📋 State / Jurisdiction Form
Upload your state or jurisdiction inspection form (NH, TX, etc). This attaches to the inspection record.
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Minor issues found. Must correct before show.
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Critical violations. Show cannot proceed.
Inspector Comments
AHJ Inspector Sign-Off
The inspector signs to certify this pre-inspection was conducted and all findings are accurately recorded.
Inspector Signature
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Sara Patel
AHJ Fire Inspector · Badge #AHJ-4471
Sign in the box above
By signing, I certify that this inspection was conducted on July 4, 2026 at Riverside Park, Springfield and that all findings recorded are accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge.
Note: Operator / Lead Pyrotechnician signature is collected via the PyroSafety Display Pro™ app.
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PASS WITH CORRECTIONS
REF: INSP-2026-0471 · AHJ-4471
Display Event
Display EventJuly 4th Riverside Show
Display DateJul 4, 2026
Display Time21:00 (9:00 PM)
Show Duration22 minutes
Firing MethodElectrical — Auto-fired
Pyrotechnic Company
CompanyPyroStar Corp LLC
Phone(603) 555-0142
Lead Operator
Lead OperatorJohn Smith
Emailjsmith@pyrostar.com
Mobile Phone(603) 555-0188
License No.NH-872441
🚨 Emergency Display Crew List
All personnel on display crew with emergency contact information — for use in case of accident, injury, or incident requiring next-of-kin notification.
John Smith
LEAD OPERATOR
DOB: 1978-04-12 · Age 47
Mobile(603) 555-0188
Emailjsmith@pyrostar.com
🚨 EMERGENCY CONTACT
NameMary Smith (Spouse)
Phone(603) 555-0177
Daniel Reyes
CREW MEMBER #1
DOB: 1985-09-23 · Age 39
Mobile(603) 555-0142
Emaildreyes@pyrostar.com
🚨 EMERGENCY CONTACT
NameElena Reyes (Sister)
Phone(603) 555-0156
Sarah Chen
CREW MEMBER #2
DOB: 1991-02-17 · Age 34
Mobile(603) 555-0163
Emailschen@pyrostar.com
🚨 EMERGENCY CONTACT
NameMichael Chen (Father)
Phone(617) 555-0204
Incident Report
Reported Injuries
First Light Search
NFPA 1123 §13 — Required post-display search for un-ignited shells at first available daylight.
Weather at Show Time
Wind Speed8 mph
Wind DirectionSW
Conditions
⚠ Fog and Light Snow may affect visibility — note any safety implications in Comments below.
Comments
Checklist Results
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AHJ Inspector✓ Sara Patel · #AHJ-4471
Operator SignatureCollected via PyroSafety Display Pro™ app
Inspection Reports
Audit Summary · Completed Inspections
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Pass rate 88.9%
FY2026
Available Report Variants — Tap any row below to download
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FULL INSPECTION REPORT
Master report containing ALL inspection data: Setup, Display, Weather, Firing, Crew, Checklist + inspector signature. The complete record.
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EMERGENCY CONTACT REPORT
One-page incident response sheet: lead operator, crew roster with phones, on-site EMT, local FD/PD dispatch, hospital, hazmat. For police use in a major accident.
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INSPECTOR CHECKLIST
Just the regulatory checklist with pass/fail per item, signed off by the AHJ inspector. Compact reference document.
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Type
Outcome
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DISPLAY · AERIAL
⚠ PASS w/ CORR
July 4th Riverside Show
📍 Riverside Park · Springfield NH
Jul 4, 2026
REF: INSP-2026-0471
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DISPLAY · BARGE
✓ PASS
Lakefront Independence Finale
📍 Lake Winnipesaukee · Meredith NH
Jul 3, 2026
REF: INSP-2026-0468
VIEW REPORT →
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DISPLAY · PRO USE AERIAL
✓ PASS
Concord Stadium Spectacular
📍 Memorial Stadium · Concord NH
Jul 2, 2026
REF: INSP-2026-0463
VIEW REPORT →
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RETAIL TENT
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Freedom Fireworks — Tent A
📍 Main St. Fairgrounds · Manchester NH
Jul 2, 2026
REF: INSP-2026-0459
VIEW REPORT →
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RETAIL TENT
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Freedom Fireworks — Tent B
📍 Oak St. · Nashua NH
Jul 2, 2026
REF: INSP-2026-0458
VIEW REPORT →
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DISPLAY · AERIAL
✗ FAIL
Lakefront Finale
📍 Lakefront Arena · Portsmouth NH
Jul 1, 2026
REF: INSP-2026-0454
VIEW REPORT →
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DISPLAY · AERIAL
✓ PASS
Founders Day Show
📍 Town Common · Hanover NH
Jun 28, 2026
REF: INSP-2026-0447
VIEW REPORT →
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DISPLAY · BARGE
⚠ PASS w/ CORR
Bay Harbor Summer Kickoff
📍 Hampton Harbor · Hampton NH
Jun 21, 2026
REF: INSP-2026-0441
VIEW REPORT →
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RETAIL TENT
✓ PASS
Memorial Day Pyro Sale
📍 Hwy 9 · Keene NH
May 26, 2026
REF: INSP-2026-0432
VIEW REPORT →
CODES & REGULATIONS REFERENCE
Quick-access library to NFPA codes, federal regulations, and state forms most commonly cited during fireworks display and storage inspections.
Emergency Action Plan · OPERATIONAL DOCUMENT
Pyrotechnic Emergency Action Plan
ERG 2024 Guides 112 & 114 · 911 / ATF / OSHA / DOT contacts · misfire & casualty protocols · 13 sections
Emergency Response Guides
ERG Guide 112
Explosives, mass-explosion risk — Divisions 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 & 1.5 · 2024
ERG Guide 114
Minor / low-hazard explosives & extremely insensitive articles — Division 1.4 · 2024
NFPA Codes & Standards
NFPA
NFPA 1
Fire Code · General fire safety, hydrant accessibility
NFPA
NFPA 10
Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers
NFPA
NFPA 13
Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems
NFPA
NFPA 17
Standard for Dry Chemical Extinguishing Systems
NFPA
NFPA 17A
Standard for Wet Chemical Extinguishing Systems
NFPA
NFPA 72
National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code
NFPA
NFPA 160
Standard for the Use of Flame Effects Before an Audience
NFPA
NFPA 1123
Code for Fireworks Displays
NFPA
NFPA 1124
Manufacture, Transport, Storage of Fireworks & Pyrotechnic Articles
NFPA
NFPA 1126
Use of Pyrotechnics Before a Proximate Audience
NFPA
NFPA Codes & Standards Index
Browse all 300+ NFPA codes (free-access portal)
International Building Code
IBC
IBC Chapter 9
International Building Code · Fire Protection & Life Safety Systems
Safety Data Sheets (SDS) · OSHA HazCom 29 CFR §1910.1200
1.1G
SDS — Class 1.1G (Mass Explosion Hazard)
High-explosive shells & salutes · UN0333 / UN0334
1.3G
SDS — Class 1.3G (Fire / Minor Blast)
Display fireworks · UN0335
1.4G
SDS — Class 1.4G / 1.4S (Consumer)
Consumer fireworks · UN0336 / UN0337 / UN0431 / UN0432
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AHJ can upload product-specific SDS files from the pyrotechnic company on each inspection (in Section 5 — Inspector Docs / Forms).
APA Standards · Accepted by PHMSA
APA
APA Standard 87-1A
Consumer Fireworks (1.4G)
APA
APA Standard 87-1B
Display Fireworks (1.3G / 1.1G)
APA
APA Standard 87-1C
Entertainment & Technical Pyrotechnics
Federal Regulations
ATF
27 CFR Part 555
ATF · Commerce in Explosives (Federal Explosives Law)
USCG
33 CFR Part 165 · NVIC 07-02
USCG · Marine Safety at Fireworks Displays · Regulated Navigation Areas & Safety Zones
CPSC
16 CFR Part 1500
CPSC · Hazardous Substances & Articles · Banned Toys / Consumer Products
FAA
14 CFR Part 107
FAA · Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Drones)
OSHA
29 CFR Part 1910
OSHA · Occupational Safety & Health Standards (General Industry)
OSHA
29 CFR Part 1926
OSHA · Safety & Health Regulations for Construction
DOT
49 CFR Parts 170–180
USDOT · Hazardous Materials Transport Regulations (HMR)
DOT
49 CFR Parts 380–399
USDOT · FMCSA · CDL, Hours of Service, Driver Qualifications
Inspection Tools
Fillable PDFs and calculators for field use. Tap to open in Adobe Acrobat Reader — values compute automatically.
NFPA
1123
1123
NFPA Barge Area Formula — Manned Display Calculator
NFPA 1123 §6.3.1.1.1 · Verify MCG ≤ MBA for manned barges · Wired/Cabled firing only
State Forms
Download your state form → fill it out → upload it in Section 5 (Inspector Docs/Forms). More states coming soon.
NH
PDF
NH — Outdoor Display Permit Application
Application for Permit for Outdoor Fireworks Display
NH
1.4G
1.4G
NH — 1.4G Permissible Display Notification
Application for Outdoor Display of Permissible Fireworks
NH — Permits, Inspections & Licensing
NH Fire Marshal comprehensive portal · All fireworks permits
State Forms — Texas (COMING SOON)
TX state forms will be added once received from client.
Field Templates
Display Inspection Checklist
NH Display Firework Site Inspection Report · PDF
Retail Store Checklist
NH Retail Fireworks Store Inspection Report · PDF
EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN
EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN
Professional Pyrotechnic Operators & Display Crew
Explosive Classifications: 1.1G · 1.3G · 1.4G
Explosive Classifications: 1.1G · 1.3G · 1.4G
References: ERG 2024 Guide 112 (Divisions 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 & 1.5) · Guide 114 (Division 1.4)
⚠ IN ANY EMERGENCY ⚠
📞 CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY
State location · UN/NA + ERG Guide · casualties · explosive quantity & class
Emergency Hotlines · Tap to Call
Call 911
Fire / EMS / Police
911
CHEMTREC
Hazmat spill / 24-hr
1-800-424-9300
VelocityEHS
Hazmat / SDS · 24-hr
1-888-255-3924
ATF Explosives
Theft / loss / explosion
1-888-283-8477
OSHA Reporting
Fatality / amputation / hospitalization
1-800-321-OSHA
DOT Emergency
Transport incident
1-800-467-4922
Poison Control
Chemical exposure
1-800-222-1222
ERG 2024 · Initial Isolation Distances
Full Document — Tap section to expand
1.1 Purpose & Scope. This Emergency Action Plan establishes pre-planned response procedures for all emergencies during preparation, storage, transport, setup, firing, and breakdown of professional pyrotechnic displays. Applies to all licensed Operators, Assistant Operators, Crew Members, and support personnel.
Regulatory basis: NFPA 1123 · NFPA 1124 · NFPA 1126 · ATF 18 U.S.C. Chapter 40 · 27 CFR Part 555 · 49 CFR Parts 171–180 · OSHA 29 CFR 1910.109 · State Fire Marshal regulations.
1.2 Explosive Classifications Covered.
Critical: These distances are MINIMUM initial actions. Incident Commanders may increase based on wind, terrain, quantity, and proximity to populated areas. Communicate immediately to event security and Fire Department Liaison.
ERG Guide 112 / 114 Firefighting Rules
- 1.1 / 1.1G: DO NOT FIGHT FIRE. Withdraw to isolation distance. Evacuate 800 m (½ mile) if fire reaches materials.
- 1.3G: Burning without mass explosion — let burn. Cool adjacent product with water from maximum safe distance. Maintain 800 m readiness.
- 1.4G: Firefighting possible with water spray. Escalate to 1.3G/1.1G protocol if fire spreads.
- Mixed loads: Always apply protocol for the highest-hazard class present.
- Wind: Extend protective actions DOWNWIND of the incident.
3.1 Incident Command Structure. All operations follow a clear chain of command. In any emergency, the Display Operator (Lead) becomes Incident Commander — non-negotiable. All crew must know their role AND alternate before handling explosives.
Lead Operator (Incident Commander): Authorizes range suspensions, evacuations, resumptions. Primary contact with 911, AHJ, ATF. Controls firing systems. Directs ERG isolation actions.
Assistant Operator: Assumes IC role if Lead is incapacitated. Misfire/dud disposal lead.
Crew Chief / Safety Officer: First-line safety, crowd exclusion, ERG perimeter enforcement.
Crew Members: Execute as directed. Two-crew minimum. No independent dud/misfire decisions.
Fire Dept Liaison (AHJ): On-site or on-call first responder contact. Receives ERG Guide reference and manifest at briefing.
Assistant Operator: Assumes IC role if Lead is incapacitated. Misfire/dud disposal lead.
Crew Chief / Safety Officer: First-line safety, crowd exclusion, ERG perimeter enforcement.
Crew Members: Execute as directed. Two-crew minimum. No independent dud/misfire decisions.
Fire Dept Liaison (AHJ): On-site or on-call first responder contact. Receives ERG Guide reference and manifest at briefing.
3.2 ERG First Responder Handoff. When emergency services arrive, IC provides: ERG Guide reference (112 or 114), UN/NA numbers, quantities by class, wind direction, magazine location, persons on site, injuries, first-aid taken.
Mandatory briefing by Lead Operator before any explosives are transferred to the firing site. All crew and event liaison must attend and sign the Acknowledgment form.
Required topics:
- Roles and alternates confirmed
- Site layout — firing line, exclusion zone, fallout area, magazine, rally point, evacuation routes
- Materials on site — class, UN/NA, quantities, storage
- ERG 2024 Guide 112/114 review — physical or digital copy shown
- Initial isolation distances per class
- Emergency communications — 911, radio channels, dead spots
- Misfire and dud protocol
- Fire suppression equipment locations + ERG firefighting rules
- First-aid kit location, nearest hospital and trauma center
- Weather conditions, suspension thresholds
- Rally point confirmed
- AHJ / Fire Dept Liaison briefed on materials
Briefing Acknowledgment: All crew sign before handling materials. Forms retained on-site by Display Operator. Anyone refusing to sign — or unable to demonstrate familiarity — must be removed from the site.
5.1 Universal Initial Response — ANY Emergency
- CALL 911 — location, nature, UN/NA + ERG Guide, casualties, quantity
- SUSPEND FIRING — engage interlocks, remove firing key (Lead retains)
- CLEAR THE RANGE — all crew to Rally Point, account by name
- ESTABLISH ISOLATION — apply ERG distances by class
- NOTIFY AHJ — Fire Dept Liaison, ERG ref, UN/NA, conditions
- CREW ACCOUNTABILITY — name-by-name at Rally Point
- AWAIT DIRECTION — no re-entry until IC + emergency services authorize
5.2 Fire in Explosive Materials: 1.1G — DO NOT FIGHT, evacuate 800 m. 1.3G — let burn, cool adjacent from max safe distance. 1.4G — water spray possible from outside isolation zone; STOP if fire reaches 1.3G/1.1G.
5.3 Misfire Protocol: 30-min mandatory wait. Disconnect circuit, remove key. Two-crew approach from side. Soak with 5+ gallons water, wait 5 min, remove waterlogged shell. Retain duds in water. Contact State FM/ATF for destruction guidance. NEVER look down a mortar tube.
5.4 Premature Ignition / Accidental Detonation: Evacuate immediately. 911. Account for all crew. First aid only from outside isolation zone. Apply ERG 114. Preserve scene — ATF and State FM notification mandatory.
5.5 Structural / Ground Fire (no explosives): Assess proximity to magazine. If threatens explosives — escalate to 5.2. 911. Suppress with portable extinguisher only if small, contained, no explosive exposure.
6.1 LIGHTNING — Mandatory Suspension
- SUSPEND ALL FIRING when lightning detected within 8 miles (13 km) — no exceptions
- Cease all electrical connections within 10 miles (16 km)
- Resume only after 30 min absence from 8-mi radius
- De-energize all firing systems, disconnect lines, remove key
- Personnel shelter in hardened structures or vehicles — NOT tents or near racks
6.2 High Wind: Suspend if sustained >30 mph or gusts >35 mph. Reassess fallout zone if wind shifts. Secure loose product (1.3G in wind = ignition risk).
6.3 Crowd Surge / Unauthorized Entry: Halt firing, remove key. Alert security/law enforcement. Do NOT resume until exclusion zone re-secured by Crew Chief. Document.
6.4 Transport Spill: Display UN/NA placard. ERG 112 (1.1) — isolate 300m+, no fire. ERG 114 (1.3G/1.4G) — isolate 50–100m, prevent ignition. Call CHEMTREC 1-800-424-9300 and DOT 1-800-467-4922. Do NOT move leaking vehicle unless fire risk exceeds movement risk.
First Aid — Universal Precautions
- Call 911 immediately for ANY explosive injury — minor blast injuries may mask internal trauma
- Do NOT move injured person unless in immediate danger
- Wear gloves — combustion products may be chemically hazardous
- Inform EMS of ERG Guide reference, exposure type (metal salts, oxidizers, CO)
Burns (flash/thermal): Cool with running water 10–20 min. Sterile dressing. Treat for shock. 911 for >2nd degree or >10% TBSA. Do NOT apply ice/butter/ointments or break blisters.
Blast Injury / Concussion: Remove from hazard. Check airway. Monitor for internal bleeding, confusion, hearing loss. Lay flat if unconscious. 911. No food or drink.
Eye Injury: Flush 15 min if chemical. Cover BOTH eyes with sterile pad. Do NOT remove embedded particles or rub.
Amputation / Severe Laceration: Direct pressure + elevation. Tourniquet 2" above wound (limb only, not trunk/neck). Preserve part in damp cloth + sealed bag on ice. 911.
Inhalation (smoke/CO): Fresh air. Loosen clothing. 100% O2 via non-rebreather if available. Inform EMS of CO from pyrotechnic combustion. Use barrier device for any rescue breathing.
7.2 Chemical Exposure: Combustion products include barium, strontium, copper, potassium salts, perchlorates, nitrates, CO. Perchlorate skin: 15 min flush; eye: 20 min. Chlorate ingestion: do NOT induce vomiting — call Poison Control 1-800-222-1222. Inform EMS of barium exposure (cardiac/muscular effects).
8.1 Evacuation Routes & Rally Point. Define before display: Primary route, Secondary route, Primary Rally Point (outside ERG isolation distance for highest-class material), Secondary Rally Point, Magazine GPS location.
8.2 Evacuation Communication Signals
- 3 short blasts: ALL-STOP / CEASE FIRE — "CEASE FIRE — ALL CREW STOP"
- 5 short blasts: EMERGENCY EVACUATION — "EMERGENCY — ALL CREW EVACUATE TO RALLY POINT"
- 1 long blast (IC only): ALL CLEAR — "ALL CLEAR — STAND BY FOR INSTRUCTIONS"
8.3 Communications Equipment: Each crew member carries radio/phone with reach to IC. Cellular dead spots identified during pre-display walkthrough. NOAA weather radio or equivalent on site. Firing system has accessible e-stop.
Minimum PPE per NFPA 1123, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.109. Crew without required PPE shall not work within the safety zone.
10.1 Mandatory Immediate Notifications
911: Immediately upon any fire, explosion, injury, or unauthorized detonation
ATF: Theft/loss/transfer — within 24 hours. Explosion w/ injury/death — immediately. 1-888-ATF-TIPS
State Fire Marshal: Any incident at licensed display — within 24–48 hours per state statute
DOT: Transport hazmat incident — immediately per 49 CFR 171.15/171.16. 1-800-467-4922
OSHA: Fatality <8 hr; hospitalization/amputation/eye loss <24 hr per 29 CFR 1904.39. 1-800-321-OSHA
CHEMTREC: Hazmat spill or release. 1-800-424-9300
ATF: Theft/loss/transfer — within 24 hours. Explosion w/ injury/death — immediately. 1-888-ATF-TIPS
State Fire Marshal: Any incident at licensed display — within 24–48 hours per state statute
DOT: Transport hazmat incident — immediately per 49 CFR 171.15/171.16. 1-800-467-4922
OSHA: Fatality <8 hr; hospitalization/amputation/eye loss <24 hr per 29 CFR 1904.39. 1-800-321-OSHA
CHEMTREC: Hazmat spill or release. 1-800-424-9300
10.2 Required Documentation: Date/time/location · UN/NA + ERG ref · sequence of events · crew actions (evacuation, first aid, suppression, notifications) · crew names + license numbers · responding agencies + badge numbers · injuries + EMS disposition · materials destroyed/damaged/recovered/unaccounted · scene photos (after authorized) · disposition of UXO + remaining inventory.
10.3 Scene Preservation: Treat as regulatory investigation site. No debris, fragments, unfired devices, or evidence may be removed or disturbed until ATF, State FM, or law enforcement authorizes. Display Operator maintains chain of custody log.
11.1 OSHA Reporting Thresholds (29 CFR 1904.39)
Fatality: within 8 hours (within 30 days of incident)
In-patient hospitalization: within 24 hours (1+ employees)
Amputation (incl. fingertip): within 24 hours
Loss of an eye: within 24 hours
In-patient hospitalization: within 24 hours (1+ employees)
Amputation (incl. fingertip): within 24 hours
Loss of an eye: within 24 hours
11.2 How to Contact OSHA: 24-Hour Hotline 1-800-321-OSHA (preferred for fatalities). Online portal www.osha.gov. Nearest Area Office. State Plan OSHA (26 states have own plans).
11.3 Information Required for Report: Business name, site address, date/time, employees affected, names + job titles, nature/location of injuries, factual incident description, contact person, materials involved (class + UN/NA), ATF FEL/FEP numbers.
11.4 Recordkeeping Forms (29 CFR Part 1904): Form 300 (Log of injuries — calendar year, retain 5 years). Form 301 (Incident Report — within 7 days, retain 5 years). Form 300A (Annual Summary — posted Feb 1 – Apr 30, retain 5 years). Employers with 10 or fewer workers exempt from routine recordkeeping but NEVER exempt from severe injury reporting.
11.5 Recordable vs. First Aid: Recordable = lost time, restricted duty, medical treatment beyond first aid, loss of consciousness, hearing loss STS ≥10 dB at 2/3/4 kHz with total ≥25 dB. First aid only (NOT recordable) = OTC meds at OTC strength, tetanus shot, surface wound cleaning, butterfly/Steri-Strips, OTC eye drops, splinter removal.
11.6 OSHA Inspection Rights: Cooperate fully (obstruction = independent violation). Preserve scene. Designate company rep for walk-around. Employee rep may participate. Have ready: FEL, display permit, briefing forms, this EAP, shipping papers, OSHA 300/301 logs. Right to legal counsel.
11.8 Worker Rights — No Retaliation: Section 11(c) OSH Act prohibits discharge/demotion/discrimination for reporting injury, filing safety complaint, or exercising OSHA rights. Workers may file retaliation complaint within 30 days. Post-incident drug/alcohol testing must be pre-established and consistently applied (29 CFR 1904.35(b)(1)(iv)).
Complete all fields before display operations. Print and retain on-site by Display Operator and Crew Chief / Safety Officer.
Roles to fill: Display Operator (Lead) · Assistant Operator · Crew Chief / Safety Officer · Crew Members · Event Coordinator · Site Security · Fire Dept Liaison (AHJ) · State Fire Marshal · Law Enforcement Liaison · Nearest Trauma Center · Nearest Hospital
Pre-filled emergency lines (use the dial buttons at top of this screen):
ATF Explosives Hotline: 1-888-ATF-TIPS
Poison Control (National): 1-800-222-1222
CHEMTREC (24-hr hazmat): 1-800-424-9300
DOT Emergency (Placard/Shipping): 1-800-467-4922
OSHA Reporting: 1-800-321-OSHA
ATF Explosives Hotline: 1-888-ATF-TIPS
Poison Control (National): 1-800-222-1222
CHEMTREC (24-hr hazmat): 1-800-424-9300
DOT Emergency (Placard/Shipping): 1-800-467-4922
OSHA Reporting: 1-800-321-OSHA
Each crew member signs to confirm they have read, understood, and received a briefing on this Emergency Action Plan and ERG 2024 Guide 112 (Divisions 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 & 1.5) and Guide 114 (Division 1.4) before any explosive-handling.
Acknowledgment fields: Printed Name · Role · License/Cert Number · Signature & Date
Display Operator Certification: The Lead Operator certifies the EAP has been briefed to all crew, all emergency contacts verified, and the plan is current and applicable to the scheduled display.
For On-Site Use
Print a hard copy of this Emergency Action Plan and retain it on-site. The Display Operator and Crew Chief / Safety Officer must each have access. Section 13 (signatures) requires physical paper.
EAP Version 1.0 · Review and reissue annually or following any incident or near-miss event
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Pyro Palace Tent A — awaiting operator signature.
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AHJ Inspector
Version 1.2.6 · Build 2026-06-24
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Coming August 2026
Full Public Launch
PyroSafety AHJ Inspector launches to all fire marshals and AHJ officials nationwide following the NH BETA period.
PyroSafety AHJ Inspector is the official mobile inspection tool for fire marshals and Authority Having Jurisdiction officials performing pyrotechnic display inspections in accordance with NFPA 1123 | 1124 | 1126 | State Regulations | Rules | Statutes. The PyroSafety platform is a product of AmeriSafety, LLC.
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Retail Consumer Fireworks Inspections
Expanded inspection workflows for consumer-grade 1.4G retail sales: Buildings · Stands · Tents. Aligned with NFPA 1124 retail sale requirements and applicable state statutes.
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SETUP
2
DOCS
3
CHKLIST
Retail Outlet Type
License Type
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Applicant Information
State Retail Sales Application
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Upload State Retail Application
Upload signed state application form
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SETUP
2
DOCS
3
CHKLIST
Required Documents
🏛 City / Town or County Permit
Local authority permit for fireworks sales
🔫 ATF License
If required by State regulation
💰 Bond
If required by City / Town or State regulation
🛡 Insurance Certificate
Min $1 Million or as required by City / Town or State regulation
🏢 Proof of Permanent Structure
Meeting fire / building / zoning codes
✍ Property Owner Permission
If applicant does not own the property
🚒 Local Fire Inspection
Meeting fire code compliance and fire suppression inspection
🪪 Government Photo ID of Applicant
Driver's License or Passport
🔍 Criminal Background Check
If required by State regulation
📜 Certificate of Good Standing
Corporations and LLCs — Secretary of State — if required by State regulation
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4
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Return to Setup to select outlet type — weather requirements depend on structure type.
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WEATHER
4
CHKLIST
NFPA 1124 — Retail Sales Site Inspection
Inspector verifies the retail location meets all applicable NFPA 1124 requirements and local fire codes. Mark each item PASS, FAIL, or N/A.
📋 ADMINISTRATIVE — PERMIT & DOCUMENTS
State retail fireworks license — on site and current
Local fire authority permit — on site and current
Certificate of Insurance — on file and valid
Liability bond documentation — on file
Operator / manager ID matches license on file
Permit posted in public view at point of sale
🏠 INTERIOR — SHOWROOM & LIFE SAFETY
Showroom layout — fireworks displays meet required separation distances
Emergency egress — exit routes identified, unobstructed, and accessible
Emergency lighting — functional and covers all egress paths
Exit doors — operational, unblocked, and clearly marked
Aisle widths — meet minimum clearance requirements throughout showroom
Fire extinguishers — correct type, inspected, charged, and accessible
Interior signage — No Smoking, No Open Flame posted at all entrances and displays
🏗 EXTERIOR — SITE & STRUCTURE
Approved parking area — designated and adequate for anticipated customer volume
Exterior signage — compliant, clearly visible, no prohibited signage
Fuel tanks and generators — properly located, secured, and separated from structure
Temporary structures — erected per permit, stable, and fire-code compliant
Exterior access routes — emergency vehicle access unobstructed
Exterior housekeeping — no combustible debris, vegetation, or waste within required clearance
📦 STORAGE — INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
Interior storage — fireworks separated from non-fireworks stock per NFPA 1124
Interior storage — quantity limits not exceeded; no prohibited 1.3G on premises
Interior storage — product properly racked, labeled, and accessible for inspection
Exterior storage — no fireworks stored outside in unauthorized areas
Exterior storage — any approved exterior storage structure meets separation distances
Storage areas — no ignition sources, open flames, or smoking within required distance
Storage areas — clearly marked, locked when unattended, accessible to fire inspector
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LEGAL DISCLAIMER
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Legal Disclaimer
The information provided within the PyroSafety app is for informational and reference purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or a formal legal opinion. While we strive to provide accurate data based on current regulations, codes, and standards, this information is provided "as is" without any warranty.
Professional Judgment
Use of this app does not create an attorney-client relationship. Fire inspectors and users are responsible for exercising their own professional judgment and should consult with official government publications or legal counsel for the interpretation and application of specific laws and regulations.
Reference Material
Content within the app is provided as referenced information from existing regulations, codes and standards including NFPA 1123, NFPA 1124, NFPA 1126, OSHA 29 CFR, ATF 27 CFR, USDOT 49 CFR, and 14 CFR Part 107. This content does not reflect ownership by AmeriSafety, LLC. NFPA references © National Fire Protection Association.
Important · Key Points
- "As Is": Regulations may be slightly outdated or contain errata.
- Professional Judgment: Final inspection decisions are the responsibility of the inspector.
- No Attorney-Client Relationship: The app does not act as legal advisor.
- User-Generated Content: By uploading photos/videos, you represent you have the right to do so.
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DMCA POLICY
DMCA · COPYRIGHT TAKEDOWN
Pursuant to 17 U.S.C. § 512 · Effective May 1, 2026
1. Introduction
AmeriSafety, LLC (“AmeriSafety,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users of its mobile applications, digital platforms, and related services to do the same. In accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998 (“DMCA”), 17 U.S.C. § 512, we have adopted the following policy regarding claims of copyright infringement.
This policy applies to all content submitted to, hosted on, or transmitted through any AmeriSafety-owned or AmeriSafety-administered platform, including:
- The PyroSafety mobile applications — PyroSafety Display Pro, PyroSafety Inspector, PyroSafety Display Crew, and PyroSafety SFX Crew (collectively, the “Apps”); and
- The Learning Management System (LMS) platform powered by LearnUpon, administered by AmeriSafety on behalf of the American Pyrotechnics Association (“APA LMS”).
Coverage includes safety checklists, inspection forms, training materials, course content, pyrotechnic display plans, images, text, videos, assessments, and any other user-generated or third-party content hosted on these platforms.
2. Designated Copyright Agent
We have designated a Copyright Agent to receive notifications of claimed copyright infringement. If you believe that your copyrighted work has been infringed through any of the Apps or the APA LMS, please contact our designated agent:
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3. Notification of Claimed Copyright Infringement
To file a DMCA takedown notice, you must provide our Copyright Agent with a written communication that includes ALL of the following elements required under 17 U.S.C. § 512(c)(3):
3.1 Required Elements of a Valid DMCA Notice
- A physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner, or a person authorized to act on the owner’s behalf.
- Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed. If multiple works are covered, a representative list.
- Identification of the material claimed to be infringing, with information sufficient to permit AmeriSafety to locate it (URL, screen, course name, or section).
- Information sufficient to contact the complaining party (name, address, telephone number, email).
- A statement that the complaining party has a good faith belief that the use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or applicable law.
- A statement that the information is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.
Notices that do not comply with all statutory requirements may not receive a response. Submitting a false or fraudulent DMCA notice may expose you to civil and/or criminal liability under 17 U.S.C. § 512(f) and applicable law.
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If you believe material you posted was removed or disabled as a result of mistake or misidentification, you may submit a counter-notification under 17 U.S.C. § 512(g)(3). It must include:
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- Identification of the material that has been removed or disabled, and the location where it appeared before removal.
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Upon receipt of a valid counter-notification, AmeriSafety will provide a copy to the original complainant. Unless the complainant files a court action within 10–14 business days, the removed material may be restored at AmeriSafety’s sole discretion.
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Consistent with the DMCA and other applicable law, AmeriSafety maintains a policy of terminating, in appropriate circumstances and at our sole discretion, the accounts of users who are deemed to be repeat infringers. We may also limit access to the Apps and/or APA LMS and/or terminate the accounts of any users who infringe intellectual property rights of others.
6. Modification and Removal of Content
AmeriSafety reserves the right to remove or disable access to any content alleged to be infringing without prior notice, at our sole discretion. AmeriSafety will not be liable to any party for any claim arising from actions taken in good faith reliance on a purported DMCA takedown notice, even if a subsequent determination finds the content was not infringing.
7. Safe Harbor Compliance
AmeriSafety operates as a service provider within the meaning of 17 U.S.C. § 512 and endeavors to maintain compliance with the DMCA’s safe harbor provisions. Nothing in this policy shall be construed as an admission that AmeriSafety is liable for any copyright infringement committed by users or third parties.
8. Non-Copyright Intellectual Property Claims
This DMCA Policy pertains exclusively to copyright infringement claims. Claims involving trademark, patent, defamation, or other legal matters should be directed to our Compliance team at legal@amerisafety.com and will be addressed under applicable policies and law.
9. Policy Updates
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AmeriSafety, LLC · PyroSafety App · DMCA Policy · Effective May 1, 2026
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TERMS OF SERVICE
Effective
April 1, 2026
These terms govern your access to and use of the PyroSafety AHJ Inspector mobile application.
1. Acceptance of Terms
By creating an account or using the PyroSafety AHJ Inspector application (the "App"), you agree to be bound by these Terms of Service. If you do not agree, do not use the App.
2. Eligibility
The App is intended solely for fire marshals, deputy marshals, fire prevention officers, and other Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) officials engaged in pyrotechnic display inspections. You represent that you are at least 21 years old and authorized by your jurisdiction to perform such inspections.
3. Subscription & Payment
Access requires an active paid subscription purchased on pyrosafety.com. Subscriptions renew annually unless cancelled. All payments are processed by Stripe; PyroSafety does not store payment card data. Fees are non-refundable except as required by law.
4. Permitted Use
The App is licensed, not sold. You may use it solely for your own AHJ inspection duties. You may not resell, sublicense, or share access credentials. Each subscription seat is for one named inspector.
5. Inspection Records
Inspection reports created in the App belong to your authority. PyroSafety retains an encrypted copy for service continuity but does not access, modify, or share your records without lawful request or your written consent.
6. NFPA & Regulatory References
The App references NFPA 1123, 1124, 1126, 49 CFR, and other standards as a convenience for inspectors. NFPA codes remain the property of the National Fire Protection Association. Inspectors are responsible for verifying the current authoritative text of any cited standard.
7. Disclaimer of Warranties
The App is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. PyroSafety does not guarantee uninterrupted operation, error-free results, or that recorded data will satisfy any specific legal or regulatory requirement.
8. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, PyroSafety's total liability arising from your use of the App shall not exceed the total subscription fees you paid in the twelve months preceding the claim.
9. Termination
PyroSafety may suspend or terminate accounts that violate these Terms, including unauthorized sharing of credentials, falsification of inspection data, or misuse of the App. You may cancel at any time from Manage Subscription.
10. Changes to Terms
We may update these Terms from time to time. Material changes will be communicated via in-app notification at least 30 days before taking effect. Continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance.
11. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of New Hampshire, USA, without regard to its conflict-of-laws provisions. Disputes shall be resolved in the state or federal courts located in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire.
12. Contact
Questions about these Terms may be sent to legal@pyrosafety.com.
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PRIVACY POLICY
Last updated
April 1, 2026
This policy explains what we collect, how we use it, and the rights you have over your data.
Information We Collect
Account information you provide during signup (name, email, badge number, authority, jurisdiction, certifications). Inspection data you create (site details, checklist responses, photos, signatures). Device information (model, OS version, app version) collected automatically for diagnostics. We do not collect contacts, calendar, location history, or unrelated app usage.
How We Use Your Information
To provide and operate the App, deliver inspection reports, process subscription payments via Stripe, send service notifications (renewal reminders, security alerts), and improve the App. We do not sell, rent, or share your data with advertisers.
Inspection Photos, Videos & Signatures
Photos captured during inspections and electronic signatures are encrypted in transit and at rest. They are accessible only to you, your authorized colleagues on the same subscription, and PyroSafety personnel performing service maintenance under strict access controls.
Data Retention
Active inspection records are retained for the life of your subscription plus 7 years (typical AHJ retention requirement). After cancellation, you may export records for 90 days, after which they are permanently deleted unless legal hold applies.
Your Rights
You may access, correct, export, or delete your personal information at any time from Edit Profile or by emailing privacy@pyrosafety.com. Residents of California (CCPA), the EU/UK (GDPR), and other jurisdictions retain additional statutory rights including the right to object to processing and lodge complaints with a supervisory authority.
Third-Party Services
Payment processing — Stripe, Inc. (subject to Stripe's privacy policy). Email delivery — Amazon SES. Crash and performance diagnostics — Sentry. Each is bound by data-processing agreements that limit use to the services they perform for us.
Security
Data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). Access requires multi-factor authentication for PyroSafety personnel. We perform regular security reviews and notify you of any breach affecting your data within 72 hours of confirmation.
Children's Privacy
The App is not directed to children under 18. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 21, and the App's eligibility requirement reflects this.
Changes to This Policy
Material changes are communicated in-app at least 30 days in advance. The "Last updated" date at the top of this policy reflects the most recent revision.
Contact Us
Privacy questions: privacy@pyrosafety.com. Data Protection Officer: dpo@pyrosafety.com. Postal: PyroSafety, Inc., Attn: Privacy, 12 Industrial Way, Manchester, NH 03101 USA.
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CONTACT SUPPORT
My Tickets · 3
Inspection report PDF not generating
OPEN
TKT-2026-0421-1138
Bug report
2 hours ago
Add support for state-specific NFPA 1124 distances
IN PROGRESS
TKT-2026-0418-0921
Feature request
Yesterday
Subscription renewal receipt missing
RESOLVED
TKT-2026-0402-1530
Subscription / billing issue
Apr 3, 2026
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Inspection report PDF not generating
OPEN
TKT-2026-0421-1138
Category
Bug report
Bug report
Priority
High
High
Opened
Apr 21, 2026
Apr 21, 2026
Last update
2 hours ago
2 hours ago
Conversation
YOU · Apr 21, 2026 · 9:14 AM
After completing my Riverside Show inspection, I tapped GENERATE REPORT and the app showed a spinner that never finished. I waited about 2 minutes. The inspection is saved (I can see it on the dashboard) but I can't get the PDF out. iOS 17.4, app version 1.2.0.
PYROSAFETY SUPPORT · Apr 21, 2026 · 11:02 AM
Hi Sara — thanks for the detailed report. We've reproduced this on iOS when an inspection has 30+ photos attached. Engineering is rolling a fix in 1.2.1 (expected this week). As a workaround, you can email yourself the report from the inspection summary — that path uses a different code path and is working. — Jordan, PyroSafety Support
YOU · Apr 21, 2026 · 2:45 PM
Email workaround worked, thank you. Will update when 1.2.1 lands.
TICKET
Add support for state-specific NFPA 1124 distances
IN PROGRESS
TKT-2026-0418-0921
Category
Feature request
Feature request
Priority
Normal
Normal
Opened
Apr 18, 2026
Apr 18, 2026
Last update
Yesterday
Yesterday
Conversation
YOU · Apr 18, 2026 · 4:30 PM
New Hampshire requires 100 ft/inch instead of the NFPA 1124 default 70 ft/inch for retail tent setbacks. Could you add a state override option similar to what's already on the Aerial display screen?
PYROSAFETY SUPPORT · Apr 19, 2026 · 8:15 AM
Great suggestion — we already do this for Aerial. Filed as a roadmap item for v1.3. I'll keep this ticket open and update you when it ships.
TICKET
Subscription renewal receipt missing
RESOLVED
TKT-2026-0402-1530
Category
Subscription / billing issue
Subscription / billing issue
Priority
Normal
Normal
Opened
Apr 2, 2026
Apr 2, 2026
Last update
Apr 3, 2026
Apr 3, 2026
Conversation
YOU · Apr 2, 2026 · 3:30 PM
I was charged for renewal on Apr 1 but didn't receive a receipt by email. I need it for my department's expense reimbursement.
PYROSAFETY SUPPORT · Apr 3, 2026 · 9:42 AM
Apologies — looks like the receipt got caught by your domain's spam filter. I've re-sent it manually to sara.patel@springfield.gov and also attached a PDF copy here. You can also download all receipts anytime from Profile → Payment History.
YOU · Apr 3, 2026 · 10:05 AM
Got it, thank you. Marking resolved.
WHAT'S NEW
Current version
1.2.0
Released April 26, 2026 · Build 2026.04.26
Release History
v1.2.6
Apr 2026
LATEST
🆕 New full Aerial Display safety checklist (60 items, NFPA 1123)
🆕 Editable NFPA minimum distances (with state-specific overrides)
🆕 Profile photo upload during signup and edit
✨ Compact 911 emergency button in bottom nav (hold to dial)
✨ Streamlined Profile screen with Manage Subscription, Payment History
🐛 Fixed save profile crash on Edit Profile screen
🐛 Fixed bottom nav layout escaping on certain screens
v1.1.5
Mar 2026
🆕 Outdoor Aerial Barge inspection type
🆕 Weather concern advisory at 10+ mph wind
✨ Updated NFPA 1123 distance reference (8.2.9.2.1)
🐛 Renamed branding from PyroSafe to PyroSafety throughout
v1.1.0
Feb 2026
🆕 NFPA 1124 retail tent and stand inspection workflow
🆕 Multi-step inspection wizard (Setup → Display → Weather → Firing → Crew)
🆕 Photo evidence capture with checklist linking
🆕 Digital signature pad for AHJ approval
✨ Offline-first inspection storage
v1.0.0
Jan 2026
INITIAL RELEASE
🚀 First public release of PyroSafety AHJ Inspector
🆕 Inspection creation, checklist, decision, signature, report generation
🆕 NFPA 1123 outdoor aerial display support
🆕 Magic-link signup flow for paid subscribers