Props & Simulators

The Firehouse.com Props & Simulators product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching various fire service and firefighter training props and simulators, including fixed and mobile fireground training, EVOC trainers, forcible entry props, aircraft and vehicle fires, mannequins options.
Machiko Arita/U.S. Air Force
The 374th Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Department responds to a simulated aircraft incident during a major accident response exercise at Yokota Air Base in Japan.
Operations & Training

Firefighters Practice Skills at Japanese Air Base

May 17, 2022
Firefighters from four U.S. military installations and one Japanese fire department took part in training at the Yokota Air Base.
HazSim
A scene from Polk County Fire Rescue Hazmat Roadshow tv video.
Props & Simulators

HazSim Plays Key Role in Hazmat Training Event, Video

April 20, 2022
A large Florida hazmat team put their equipment and personnel through ultra-realistic training and made a high-quality video to share with other teams.
Darley
With the support of this grant program, which is free for first responders, departments can now use a grant to acquire virtual reality training solutions from leading suppliers such as FLAIM Systems.
Tech & Comm

Darley Offers Grant Support for Training Technology

April 19, 2022
Working in partnership with firegrantshelp.com to help fire departments find grants to support the purchase of virtual reality training technology.
Coeur d'Alene Fire Department/Facebook
The Coeur d’Alene Fire Department is looking for community input to help name their new training dummies.
Operations & Training

ID Department Seeks Public Input Naming Dummies

March 22, 2022
The Coeur d’Alene Fire Department is looking for community input to help name their new training dummies.
Photo by Jon Androwski
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Technical Rescue

Patient-Based Extrication

March 14, 2022
Ryan Pennington leaves nothing open to dispute regarding the need for members of a rescue team to base a victim's removal on the severity of that individual's injuries.