VR energy sector firefighting training
Managing burst pipe fires in energy transport
In this scenario, firefighters face a burst pipeline leading to an oil spill fire. The training centres around using the PASS technique with the correct extinguisher for a Class B fire. It involves careful consideration of safety and strategic decision-making under pressure, focusing on understanding and managing potential electrical risks alongside fire suppression.
Handling catalytic converter fires in industrial settings
This module introduces firefighters to a fire scenario involving a catalytic converter, caused by the build-up of flammable materials. Trainees learn to identify the type of fire and select the appropriate extinguishing medium, applying techniques suitable for industrial environments. The scenario emphasises a thorough assessment of the incident, determining a safe approach and the necessary steps to control the fire effectively.
Addressing oil spill fires at distribution stations
Trainees are presented with an oil spill fire scenario near a distribution station, applying the PASS technique and choosing suitable extinguishing mediums. This training focuses on comprehensive incident assessment, safety in approach, and understanding the additional actions required, including the management of electrical hazards.
Tackling solar panel fires in renewable energy settings
In this innovative scenario, trainees address a fire involving solar panels. They learn to use PVstop suppressant effectively, focusing on understanding the type of suppressant needed and mastering its application. The scenario provides a detailed assessment of the incident, equipping trainees to handle fires in renewable energy contexts.