PCG's compliance and operations platform for environmental firms,
industrial operators, and inspection businesses
Last updated: April 2026
FireFlight is PCG's proprietary compliance and operations platform, hosted
and supported directly by PCG. It manages permit tracking, waste manifests,
inspection schedules, incident logs, and regulatory deadlines for
environmental firms, industrial operators, and inspection businesses. In 2026,
FireFlight solves one specific problem: compliance software built for
private-sector operations that have outgrown spreadsheets and cannot justify
enterprise platform overhead.1
What FireFlight
actually is
FireFlight is not a SaaS subscription downloaded from an app store. It is
a configurable compliance and operations platform built on PCG's 31 years
of compliance software development, hosted on PCG's own infrastructure,
and configured to match the specific regulatory obligations your operation
actually carries. The distinction matters because generic compliance apps
give every customer the same modules, the same templates, and the same
report formats. FireFlight starts with your permit structure, your
regulatory agencies, and your reporting requirements, then builds the
configuration around them.
The platform runs on C# .NET Core and Razor Pages. PCG built it, PCG hosts
it, and PCG supports it directly. When something needs to change because a
regulator updated their required format or your operation added a facility,
you call PCG. Allison or her team answers. Most changes on PCG-built systems
resolve within hours. That support model is not an add-on tier. It is how
every FireFlight deployment works.
Every configuration includes role-based access controls, a complete audit
trail with user-attributed modification history, automated alerts, and AI
natural language reporting against your live data. Those are standard in
every deployment, not optional upgrades billed separately.
FireFlight serves two distinct operational profiles. For environmental
firms, industrial operators, and inspection businesses, it is a compliance
and regulatory management platform. For manufacturing operations — built-to-order
equipment shops, custom heavy equipment manufacturers, food and beverage
processors, plastic injection molders, and metal fabrication operations —
it is a full operations platform covering project work orders, MRP, job
costing, inventory control, and asset lifecycle management. Both profiles
run on the same platform, hosted and supported by PCG.
Who FireFlight
is built for
FireFlight serves three types of private-sector operations. Each has a
different compliance profile, a different buyer, and a different typical
go-live timeline. All three share the same core problem.
Who They Are
Their Problem
What FireFlight Handles
Typical Go-Live
Environmental consulting and remediation firms, 10 to 75 employees
EPA deadlines, DEP inspections, waste manifests, and remediation milestones tracked in spreadsheets one person built
Field inspection and certification firms, any size
Paper forms, manual re-entry at the office, no audit trail, billing disconnected from field work
Mobile field capture, regulatory checklist compliance, compliant report generation, chain-of-custody documentation, billing integration
4 to 8 weeks
Manufacturing operations with 51 to 500 employees: built-to-order equipment, custom heavy equipment, food and beverage processing, plastic injection molders, metal fabrication
Complex project costing, materials procurement, inventory across locations, asset lifecycle management, and maintenance scheduling managed across spreadsheets and disconnected systems
Project work orders, MRP, job costing, inventory control, asset management, preventive and corrective maintenance, time and expense tracking, invoicing
8 to 14 weeks depending on module count
What FireFlight
includes
Each deployment is configured from the modules relevant to your operation.
Compliance buyers use the first nine modules. Manufacturing buyers use the
operations and ERP modules below. The free consultation confirms which
combination fits your specific situation.
Module
What It Tracks
Built For
Air Permit Monitoring
Permit limits, emissions readings, exceedance flags, and reporting deadlines by facility and emission point
Environmental firms, industrial operators
Waste Manifest Tracking
EPA waste manifests by generator, transporter, and disposal facility. Searchable by date, permit number, and waste type.
Environmental firms, industrial operators
Remediation Milestone Documentation
Site progress against approved remediation plans, milestone dates, regulatory sign-offs, and field observations in sequence
Environmental consulting firms
OSHA Compliance Management
Inspection schedules, corrective action logs, employee training records, and incident investigation workflows
Industrial operators
Field Inspection and Audit Documentation
Mobile field capture against regulatory checklists, compliant report generation, GPS-tagged findings, chain-of-custody record
Inspection and certification firms
Incident Reporting and Investigation
Incident capture at facility level, regulatory notification deadlines, root cause documentation, corrective action tracking
Industrial operators
Regulatory Deadline Management
All active permits, regulatory submissions, and inspection schedules across all facilities in one calendar view
All buyer types
AI Natural Language Reporting
Natural language queries against live compliance data. No pre-built reports. No IT requests. Real-time answers from your own database.
All buyer types
Client Billing Integration
Connects field findings, time on site, and fee schedules directly to client invoicing
Inspection and certification firms
Project Work Orders and MRP
Manages the full cycle from sales quote to materials requirements planning to project work order. Tracks resource scheduling and materials procurement for unique or non-standard builds.
Built-to-order equipment manufacturers, custom heavy equipment shops
Job Costing
Tracks the total cost of every job in real time: labor, materials, equipment, and overhead. Actual vs. estimated comparison at every stage of the project.
Built-to-order equipment, custom heavy equipment, welding shops
Inventory Control
Stock levels, reorder points, location tracking, and materials management across warehouses and facilities. Integrates with MRP for automated procurement triggers.
All manufacturing operations
Asset Management and EAM
Tracks the full lifecycle of high-value assets: acquisition cost, depreciation, maintenance history, total cost of ownership, and disposal. Manages spare parts inventory linked to specific assets.
Custom heavy equipment, food and beverage, plastic injection molders
Preventive and Corrective Maintenance
Schedules preventive maintenance by asset, tracks corrective work orders from failure to resolution, and maintains a full maintenance history per piece of equipment.
Food and beverage processing, any operation with high-value production equipment
Time and Expense Tracking
Labor hours, expense categories, and job assignments captured at the point of work. Feeds directly into job costing and invoicing without re-entry.
The feature that changes how
compliance officers work
In 2026, every compliance software vendor is talking about AI. Most are
describing features that extract data into external AI tools, or AI that
generates canned reports from preset templates. FireFlight's AI layer sits
directly on top of your live database with no intermediary. The compliance
officer types a question in natural language and receives an immediate answer
drawn from the compliance records your team has been entering since the
system went live.
Instead of requesting a report and waiting, the compliance
officer types the question directly:
"Show me all open air permit violations by site sorted by deadline."
"Which waste manifests are missing a disposal facility signature?"
"What corrective actions are overdue across all facilities?"
Each query returns a real-time answer from your own live data. The AI does
not generate or estimate. It queries what is actually in the system and
presents it in readable form. If the record does not exist, the answer
says so. No IT ticket. No canned report. No export to Excel to count rows
by hand.
This is the feature that pays for itself in recovered staff hours before
the first enforcement question arises. A compliance officer who can query
their own program's status in natural language, across all sites, in real
time, is a fundamentally different operational asset than one waiting for
monthly reports to tell them what happened last month.
Is FireFlight the right fit
for your operation?
FireFlight is built for a specific type of operation. The table below is
a direct answer to the question most buyers ask before scheduling a
consultation.
Your Situation
Fit?
Notes
Private-sector environmental consulting or remediation firm managing active permit portfolios
Yes
Environmental Compliance Tracking configuration
Industrial operator with 50 to 500 employees managing EHS obligations across multiple sites
Field inspection or certification firm capturing regulatory findings and generating compliant reports
Yes
Field Inspection and Audit Documentation configuration
Operation currently running on spreadsheets with one person who knows how the system works
Yes
This is the most common starting point for new FireFlight clients
Operation that needs compliance software in weeks, not months, without a dedicated IT implementation team
Yes
PCG-led configuration, typically 4 to 14 weeks depending on scope
Built-to-order or custom equipment manufacturer needing project work orders, MRP, and real-time job costing
Yes
Manufacturing ERP configuration. Priority fit for 51 to 500 employee operations.
Food and beverage processor needing preventive maintenance scheduling and compliance inspection checklists
Yes
Maintenance and compliance configuration. Asset lifecycle and inspection modules.
Metal fabrication, plastic injection, or welding operation needing job costing, inventory, and invoicing without enterprise ERP overhead
Yes
Core manufacturing configuration. Scales to the operation without Fortune 500 implementation cost.
Fortune 500 company with a formal EHS governance structure and a dedicated IT department
No
Enterprise EHS platforms such as VelocityEHS or Cority are built for this operation
Government agency or municipality
No
PCG serves private-sector operations only
Company looking for an off-the-shelf subscription with no configuration or ongoing support relationship
No
Generic SaaS compliance apps serve this need. FireFlight requires a configuration engagement with PCG.
How deployment and
support work
Every FireFlight configuration starts with a free consultation with Allison
Woolbert directly. That call maps the specific modules your operation needs,
the regulatory agencies you report to, and the data that needs to migrate
from your current system. No commitment required. Scope is confirmed before
configuration begins.
Most deployments go live in weeks, not months. Field inspection firms and
small teams typically go live in 4 to 6 weeks. Multi-site industrial
operations with complex permit structures run 10 to 14 weeks. PCG hosts
the platform on infrastructure PCG controls. When something needs to change
after go-live, you call PCG. Allison or her team answers. Most changes
resolve within hours.
PCG has built and supported compliance software continuously since 1995.
FireFlight is not a product sold and handed off. It is a platform PCG
operates alongside the clients who run their compliance programs on it.
What exactly is FireFlight and how is it different from
off-the-shelf compliance software?
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FireFlight is PCG's proprietary compliance and operations platform, built
on 31 years of compliance software development and hosted directly by PCG.
Unlike off-the-shelf tools that give every customer the same modules and
templates, FireFlight is configured around your specific permit structure,
regulatory agencies, and reporting requirements. The result is a system
that does what your operation actually needs rather than one your team
works around.
Is FireFlight a SaaS platform or custom software?
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FireFlight sits between the two. It is a configurable platform built on
PCG's proprietary codebase, hosted by PCG on PCG's own infrastructure.
It is not a downloadable SaaS subscription, and it is not a from-scratch
custom build for each client. PCG configures the platform to match your
specific compliance obligations, deploys it on infrastructure PCG controls,
and supports it with direct phone access to the team that built it.
Who is FireFlight built for?
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FireFlight serves three buyer types. Environmental consulting and
remediation firms with 10 to 75 employees managing active permit
portfolios. Industrial operators with 50 to 500 employees carrying EHS
obligations across multiple sites. Field inspection and certification
firms of any size that capture regulatory findings, generate compliant
reports, and need a defensible audit trail. All three share the same
core problem: compliance work that has outgrown spreadsheets but cannot
justify enterprise platform overhead.
How long does it take to get FireFlight configured and live?
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Most FireFlight deployments go live in weeks, not months. Field inspection
firms and small teams typically go live in 4 to 6 weeks. Environmental
consulting firms and single-facility industrial operators run 6 to 10
weeks. Multi-site industrial operations with complex permit structures
run 10 to 14 weeks. Every deployment starts with a free consultation
with Allison Woolbert to confirm scope before configuration begins.
What does PCG-hosted mean and why does it matter?
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PCG-hosted means your compliance data runs on infrastructure PCG owns
and operates, not on a shared SaaS server managed by a company you will
never speak to. It means when something needs to change, you call PCG
directly. It means your data does not live inside a platform that can
change its pricing, deprecate features, or discontinue the product.
PCG has hosted client systems continuously since 1995.
How does the AI natural language reporting work in FireFlight?
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The AI reporting layer sits directly on top of your live FireFlight
database. You type a question in natural language and the system returns
an answer drawn from your actual compliance records. Questions like
"show me all open air permit violations by site sorted by deadline"
return immediate results without a pre-built report or an IT request.
The AI queries what is actually in your system. If the record does not
exist, the answer says so.
Can FireFlight be configured for a company operating across
multiple states?
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Yes. Multi-state operations are handled as separate facility
configurations within the same platform. Each state's regulatory agencies,
permit formats, waste codes, and reporting requirements are built into
the configuration for facilities in that state. Your EHS team sees a
consolidated view across all states. Individual facility managers see
only their location and its specific regulatory obligations.
What happens to our compliance data if we stop using
FireFlight?
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Your data is yours. PCG provides a full data export in standard formats
before any contract ends. Compliance records, permit files, incident
logs, waste manifest history, and generated reports are all delivered
in formats your team can work with independently. PCG does not retain
or restrict access to data generated on your behalf. That is in the
service agreement, not in the fine print.
Allison Woolbert
Principal, Phoenix Consultants Group | Developer, FireFlight Data Systems
Allison Woolbert is the principal of Phoenix Consultants Group and the
developer behind FireFlight Data Systems. PCG was founded in 1995.
Allison's experience in custom software development predates that.
Over 31 years PCG has delivered 500+ applications, roughly one-third
of them for regulated compliance environments covering environmental
permit management, industrial EHS programs, field inspection
documentation, and regulatory audit management across private-sector
firms that could not find what they needed in off-the-shelf tools.
FireFlight is the platform built from that body of work. When you
contact PCG, Allison is the person who answers.