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Simulator Setup
Using Your Training Simulator
Controlled Breathing Module
Radio Communications Module
Thermal Imaging Camera Module
Pump Ops Module
Fire Extinguisher Module
Stopping the Flow of a Sprinkler
Emergency Lighting Module
Rope and Tool Ventilation Module
Passenger Vehicle Fire Module
Module now available – tutorial video coming soon!
Control Valves Module
Module now available – tutorial video coming soon!
FAQ
Imagine if you had unlimited houses to burn down to train in, or if you had a never ending supply of cars to practice extrication on. As you can guess, no fire department’s budget could ever support this. But with simulators, that is exactly what you get… an extensive selection of complex and involved training scenarios that you can run over and over as many times as you want, without any additional costs.
Additionally, unlike real world training, simulators offer little risk of injury. And, best of all, you can run these complex and normally resource-intensive scenarios even when you are alone or with a small group. Keep fresh on select skills, or prep for an upcoming exercise without the need to coordinate your entire hall.
While there are a number of overlaps between games and simulators, there are also a number of key differences. Video games are for entertainment, while training simulators are for education. Simulators are tools, whereas video games are toys.
As well, some scenarios created in our training simulators are designed to recreate the emotional stresses faced on real calls and are not suited for general audiences.
No. Training simulators are deigned to supplement your training regime. By reinforcing key concepts and giving immediate feedback, our simulators can better prepare you the regularly scheduled real-word training you still need to do.