Fire Engineering and JEMS Training Partner with ImageTrend to Enhance Incident Reporting and Learning Management

Eagan, MN (Apr. 21, 2026) – Fire Engineering Training, and its EMS counterpart JEMS Training, are proud to announce a new strategic partnership with ImageTrend, a leading data intelligence emergency response platform supporting every phase of the incident lifecycle. Together, the organizations will deliver a seamless experience for fire and EMS agencies by connecting training content, documentation, license management, and incident reporting into a single streamlined workflow.

This integration allows agencies to leverage the training platform’s vast library of over 1,700 industry-leading Fire, EMS, and Compliance courses taught by an unmatched instructor network that teach at FDIC and write for Fire Engineering magazine, along with powerful tracking tools directly within the ImageTrend ecosystem, empowering departments to evolve their response protocols, meet training requirements more efficiently, and ultimately improve safety and operational outcomes.

“Fire Engineering Training is built on the strength of Fire Engineering, FDIC International, and JEMS; three of the most trusted names in fire and EMS education,” said Bill Tuohig, Vice President of Fire Engineering Training. “Our partnership with ImageTrend reinforces a shared commitment to preparing firefighters for the realities of the fireground. By integrating our training with the operational insights captured in ImageTrend, we’re helping departments learn from every response and prevent future incidents.”

Through this collaboration, ImageTrend users will experience a more seamless training and documentation workflow. Agencies can upload, assign, and track their own custom training materials. The integration supports streamlined management of licensure and course completion details, providing departments with a flexible, centralized way to oversee all training activity.

“This partnership reinforces our mission to support responders before, during, and after every incident,” said Jon Woodworth, Vice President of Product Strategy at ImageTrend. “By uniting our platforms, we’re giving agencies the ability to connect training and incident data in a way that meaningfully enhances readiness and reduces administrative burden.”

For more information on the combined ImageTrend and Fire Engineering Training solution, please visit https://www.imagetrend.com/ems-fire-lms-training-management/