VR national park firefighter training
Cabin structure firefighter training –national park
A fiercely burning log and stone cabin is a common yet complex challenge faced by firefighters in Northern Hemisphere national parks. Our immersive VR experience trains participants in advanced hose handling, dynamic risk assessment, and the intricacies of water application in a forest setting.
Learners will confront the unpredictability of a cabin fire, understanding the importance of managing equipment, PPE, water usage, and minimising secondary damage. Vital firefighting techniques such as neutral plane appreciation, gas cooling, and the risks of flashover are thoroughly explored, along with the critical steps for isolation of services and tactical door entry.
Handling RV exterior fires
Step into the heat of the moment with a campervan ablaze, a situation that demands fast action and strategic thinking. Our VR training immerses firefighters in the midst of an RV fire, challenging them to effectively manage their hose lines, conduct a thorough 360º assessment, and apply extinguishing agents accurately to douse the flames.
This intense training scenario underscores the risks unique to vehicle fires, including hazardous materials like gas tanks and batteries. It provides a platform for firefighters to refine their response strategy, ensuring they are prepared for real-life incidents involving recreational vehicles in remote settings.
Tailored training for unpredictable settings
FLAIM’s VR scenarios for national park firefighting are intricately designed to mirror the complexities of battling blazes in remote wilderness areas. Participants gain practical experience in technique application, communication, and prioritisation, integral for effective firefighting where resources are scarce and every decision counts.
