Our Mission
Built for accountability, safety, and standards alignment.
ORCA ONE was created to replace paper logs, binders, and scattered spreadsheets with a mission command platform that supports public safety dive operations. The system provides real-time accountability, structured documentation, and audit-ready compliance—without replacing operational judgment.
Our Philosophy
- Support Command: Provide visibility and documentation without replacing supervisor authority.
- Never Replace Judgment: AI provides recommendations; command maintains full decision control.
- Standards Alignment: Documentation structure aligned with DRI and public safety protocols.
- Operational Clarity: Real-time visibility that reduces guesswork and supports rapid decisions.
For Fire Departments
Structured dive rescue operations with command oversight requirements. Real-time accountability and audit-ready documentation for career and volunteer teams.
For Law Enforcement
Evidence recovery and operational accountability for police dive units. Documentation supports investigations and demonstrates procedural compliance.
For Task Forces
Multi-agency coordination with shared visibility across jurisdictions. Unified documentation and accountability for regional dive rescue operations.
The Problem We Solve
Public safety dive operations rely on paper logs, binders, and spreadsheets that cannot provide real-time command visibility or audit-ready documentation. Handwritten records are slow to update, difficult to access remotely, and introduce transcription errors during critical operations.
Who We Serve
ORCA ONE is designed for fire departments, law enforcement agencies, public safety dive teams, municipal leadership, and regional task forces. The platform serves teams that require operational accountability, compliance documentation, and command visibility without compromising safety or procedural standards.
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