Fire protection, asset by asset.

Maintenance and inspection software for fire protection systems.

Every pump, sprinkler, detector, hydrant, extinguisher and water tank has its routine and its logbook, under the criteria your plant approves.

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What is checked in each fire protection system.

NOM-002-STPS requires every plant to have an annual inspection and testing program with records; in high-risk areas it includes detection, alarms and fixed systems. The NFPA standards your plant adopts set the detail for each family.

Fire pump testing

No-flow test weekly or monthly, depending on the pump type, and flow test annually.

NFPA 25

Sprinkler and valve inspection

Annual inspection of the system and periodic testing of its components.

NFPA 25

Detection and alarm maintenance

Inspection and testing at the frequency that applies to each type of device.

NFPA 72

Extinguisher inspection

Monthly inspection and maintenance at least once a year.

NOM-002 · NFPA 10

Hydrant and hose maintenance

Annual inspection and annual flow test on outdoor hydrants.

NFPA 25

Fire water tanks

Periodic inspection of the level and exterior, and of the interior every 3 to 5 years.

NFPA 25

Clean agents, foam, kitchen suppression and smoke control

Your plant decides the criteria for each inspection.

NOM-002 is the baseline. On top of it, your plant adds whatever your corporate office and your insurer require.

The NFPA standards you adopt, European standards such as EN 12845 for sprinklers or EN 671-3 for hoses, or the FM Global standard if your policy requires it: all of it fits into your criteria.

In the NFPA inspection and maintenance standards, responsibility lies with the system owner. VULKRON gives you the record of what was inspected, when and who signed it, in electronic form, as accepted by NFPA 25, NFPA 72 and NOM-002, which requires keeping it for three years.

VULKRON does not replace what NOM-002 requires of the employer: the safety officer, trained brigades, accredited service providers and the verification reports the authorities or your insurer require.

FM Globalif your policy requires it

EN 12845 · EN 671-3if your corporate office sets them

Your corporate standardyour company's

NFPA 10 · NFPA 25 · NFPA 72those your plant adopts

NOM-002the baseline in Mexico

Preloaded routines your plant adopts or adjusts.

The six families come with their inspection, testing and maintenance routines. The VULKRON Engineers propose which ones apply and how often, including for the four configurable families, and your plant approves or adjusts them.

Each routine has its checkpoints and the acceptable range for each measurement; your people and your contractors inspect under those criteria, and the app accepts no other format. Each asset carries its QR code, with a tie-on tag for extinguishers and smoke detectors.

If something critical is out of range, the routine is not closed as approved.

Your criteria set which points are critical, routine by routine. That is the rule behind the report for each routine.

In the example, the weekly inspection found the diesel pump controller in manual. The report comes out red with the finding and stays in the asset's logbook, ready for the auditor. What is done with the equipment is your plant's decision, and its work order goes on the calendar.

VULKRONInspection report · VULKRON

Report no. FO-20261014-0730-B3NR
Generated 14/10/2026 08:02

DIESEL FIRE PUMPAsset: DEMO-BMB-001 · Diesel Fire Pump

RED

RoutineDiesel Fire Pump · Weekly Inspection

StandardsNFPA 25

TechnicianTechnician A.

ContractorExternal contractor A

ClientNorth Plant

Inspection checklist (13)

#	Question	Answer	Acceptable range
1	Ambient temperature in pump room	30 °C	4.4 - 40 °C
3	Fuel level in diesel tank	77.7 %	67 - 100 %
4	Suction pressure during operation	102 psi	0 - 200 psi
6	Diesel engine start time	10 s	0 - 20 s
9	Starting battery voltage	25 V	24 - 29 V
12	System set to automatic	MANUAL	Automatic
	Excerpt: 6 of 13 points