Helicopter HEMS (Part 135) · Standby & crew
24/7 standby rotation
Each base runs a 24/7 standby rotation as LONG_CALL and SHORT_CALL with callout handling, so manning the base around the clock is a live board, not a paper roster. The desk sees who's up and who's been used. It replaces the standby roster taped to the base wall.
Launching the first quarter of 2027.
Illustrative — every screen reflects your own data.
Who it's for
Dispatch desks and base leads at a HEMS operation who have to man each base around the clock and need the standby rotation as a live board rather than a roster nobody trusts at 0300.
What it replaces
The standby roster taped to the base wall that the desk has to trust at 0300 to know who's up and who's been used.
What 24/7 standby rotation gives you
- Per-base 24/7 standby rotation
- LONG_CALL / SHORT_CALL with callout handling
- Who's up and who's been used — a live board, not a paper roster
Per-base 24/7 standby on a live board
Each HEMS base runs its 24/7 standby rotation as LONG_CALL and SHORT_CALL with callout handling, so manning the base around the clock is a live board rather than a paper roster taped to the base wall. A shift starts on the standby board instead of a roster nobody can trust at 0300.
- Per-base 24/7 standby rotation
- LONG_CALL / SHORT_CALL with callout handling
Who's up and who's been used, at a glance
Callouts are handled on the same board, so the desk records who's been used as it happens. Reading who's up and who's already been called out comes straight off the screen rather than off a roster on the wall.
- Who's up and who's been used — a live board, not a paper roster
How an operator uses this
Each HEMS base runs its 24/7 standby rotation as LONG_CALL and SHORT_CALL with callout handling, so around-the-clock manning is a live board rather than a paper roster taped to the base wall. The desk reads who's up and who's already been used straight off the screen. A shift starts on the standby board instead of a roster nobody can trust at 0300.
Illustrative — every screen reflects what's in your own data, nothing more.
How it works
24/7 standby rotation, step by step
Each base runs its 24/7 standby rotation as LONG_CALL and SHORT_CALL.
Callouts are handled on the same board, so the desk records who's been used.
Read who's up and who's already been called out at a glance.
Start the shift on the live standby board instead of a paper roster.
Questions
24/7 standby rotation — frequently asked
How is 24/7 HEMS base standby managed?
Each base runs a 24/7 standby rotation as LONG_CALL and SHORT_CALL with callout tracking, so around-the-clock manning is a live board rather than a paper roster.
Can the desk see who's already been used?
Yes. The standby board shows who's up and who's been called out, so the rotation is read off the screen instead of a roster on the wall.
Keep exploring
Other features in Helicopter HEMS (Part 135)
Crew duty board
Live duty/rest status across the base roster.
Deep diveFatigue risk board
Deterministic risk from duty load plus self-reported sleep — explainable, not predictive AI.
Deep diveDispatch
Trip release and ops board for inter-facility and scene flights.
Deep diveLive tracking + share links
FlightAware AeroAPI position with token links a receiving hospital can open without a login (bring your own key).
Deep diveCrew credentials
Type ratings and qualifications (incl. NVG) on the credentials vault with expiry alerts.
Deep diveEvery Helicopter HEMS (Part 135) workspace also includes the platform-wide backbone — logbook, credentials, compliance, reporting, and audit trail.
See the backboneSee 24/7 standby rotation on your operation.
It's part of the Helicopter HEMS (Part 135) workspace. Request a demo or join the waitlist.