Application Overview
Preview Emergency Academy, then compare individual exercise tasks and limits in the catalog. Check current content and purchase offers in the app.
For training officers and department buyers
Your VR firefighter training buyer's guide.
Compare the exercises, setup and purchase questions that matter before adding Emergency Academy to your training program.
Buying VR training starts with a practical question: which task do you want people to rehearse? Emergency Academy provides individual exercises for firefighters and a free public-education extinguisher module.
For a department, college or public-education program in Canada, the United States or elsewhere in North America, compare the task descriptions with your own procedures. Buyers in Mexico are welcome to ask about their requirements too; confirm regional availability and language needs rather than assuming them.
Try the free module, review the current store requirements, and check the live in-app catalog before deciding on paid content.
Move. Interact. Learn.
Training that feels hands-on.
- Controller-based interaction: Select and handle simulated objects using hand controllers.
- Physical movement: Explore the exercise within a clear training space and the headset boundary.
- Repeatable exercises: Restart a level to revisit its task sequence.
- Module previews: Review the exercise description and video before selecting content.
- AR where available: Some exercises place simulated content over a view of your room. Check the current app and room-setup guidance for the selected module.
Across the fireground
Train a range of skills.
- Public-education extinguisher practice introduces PASS; the firefighter extinguisher exercise focuses on selection for simulated fire classes.
- Vehicle Extrication follows a preset tool sequence. Passenger Vehicle Fire rehearses scene, SCBA and nozzle tasks.
- Pump Ops, Hydrants, Sprinklers and Control Valves introduce modeled water-supply equipment.
- Ladder Truck focuses on ladder and monitor controls. Vertical Ventilation from Heights practices a rope-and-tool task.
- Buddy Check and Emergency Lighting cover PPE observations and scene-lighting setup.
- Controlled Breathing, Radios and Thermal Imaging Camera provide specific communication and observation exercises.
Read each module's limits before selecting it. Catalog group names describe related topics, not a qualification or a standards mapping.
The case for simulation
Why buy a simulator?
A simulator gives you a way to repeat selected tasks without resetting a live-fire prop or using consumable training materials for every virtual attempt. It still needs a suitable room, equipment setup, supervision and time for review.
For an evaluation, choose a task such as pump-operation familiarization, try the interaction style and discuss what would still need hands-on training. Compare the current purchase offer with your intended use, not with an assumed saving or learning outcome.
See the training
Step inside the simulation.
Explore Emergency Academy
System information
Check before you buy.
Match the app, account and training space to the way your team will use them.
Platform: Meta Quest; check the current store listing for your device before purchase.
- Review the current headset, controller, account and app requirements before buying hardware or modules.
- Plan a clear movement area and follow the headset's current safety and boundary guidance.
- For AR exercises, complete the current room setup and verify placement before starting.
- For shared departmental use, confirm account arrangements and purchase terms with the store and our team.
Use the installation instructions to get started. This page does not promise support for a particular device model or future hardware.
Good questions. Clear answers.
Before you buy.
Compare the exercises with your training needs and check the details before purchasing.
How should we choose modules for a department purchase?
Start with the task you want to rehearse and compare its scope and limits with your procedures. For example, Pump Ops introduces simulated pump tasks; it does not qualify an apparatus operator. Discuss your shortlist and evaluation needs before committing.
Where can we confirm prices and pack contents?
Additional content is sold as individual modules or level packs. Check the live in-app catalog for current availability, prices, pack contents and terms. For purchasing questions involving a department or college, contact us; this website does not quote a per-user or departmental price.
What should we check before buying a headset?
Meta Quest; check the current store listing for your device before purchase. Also review account requirements, controllers, your available movement space and the intended exercise. Do not assume that an existing or future headset is supported from a video alone.
Can one purchase be shared across our headsets?
Do not assume that one purchase covers multiple users, accounts or headsets. Confirm the current store terms and ask about your intended deployment before buying. Include the number of headsets and how your team plans to use them.
Does completing an exercise count as a qualification?
No certification or standards mapping is claimed here. Treat the module descriptions as practice scopes, not qualifications or evidence of operational readiness. Your instructors and responsible authority determine how simulation fits local requirements and what separate training is needed.
Start a conversation
Work through your buying questions.
Tell us which modules interest you, your location and how many headsets you plan to use. We will help you work through your purchasing questions.
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R0E 2C0, Canada