Fire Fighting Mixed Reality Training
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Mixed Reality Scenario:
Fire fighting
Initial Setup: At the beginning, a box containing a set of tools and equipment will appear to the trainee, as detailed below, for them to use throughout the scenario:
Step 1: First, there will be an alarm button. The trainee must interact with it by pressing it directly, or by grabbing it, placing it on the wall, and then pressing it. This action will trigger the alarm system and start the alarm sound.
Step 2: Next, the trainee must grab the telephone or mobile phone and dial the emergency number: 0000.
Step 3: After that, the trainee will find an electrical disconnect switch inside the box. They need to grab it and place it on the wall. Once placed, it will cut off the power supply and completely switch off the electricity in the environment.
Step 4: Following this, masses of fire/light (fireballs) will appear in the same box. We need to label each fireball according to its class (e.g., Solid Materials, Petroleum/Flammable Liquids, or Electrical).
The trainee will grab a fire type with their hand and place it in the environment. For example, if they select the electrical fire, they will throw the electrical fireball onto an electrical panel.
A new box will then appear containing different types of fire extinguishers. Based on the type of fire they initiated, the trainee must select the correct extinguisher and put out the fire.
Once the trainee successfully extinguishes the 3 different types of fires, they will grab the "Solid Materials" fire again and place it on paper, a table, or wood. They will then select the fire hose from the box and proceed to extinguish it.
Step 5: Immediately after all the fires are extinguished, a person completely engulfed in flames will appear, running frantically around the room. The trainee must quickly select the fire blanket from their toolbox and chase the burning person for a short duration until they can successfully wrap the blanket around them to put out the fire.
Step 6 (Evacuation & Assessment): Finally, the evacuation process begins.
The trainee must grab directional arrows and place them on the floor of the work environment to mark a clear path to the exit door.
Upon reaching the door, they will find cardboard boxes blocking the exit. The trainee must identify and select this as a "hazard" or "wrong practice."
To conclude the training, a set of various evaluation questions covering the entire fire and safety scenario will pop up to assess the trainee's performance.
Fire fighting
Initial Setup: At the beginning, a box containing a set of tools and equipment will appear to the trainee, as detailed below, for them to use throughout the scenario:
Step 1: First, there will be an alarm button. The trainee must interact with it by pressing it directly, or by grabbing it, placing it on the wall, and then pressing it. This action will trigger the alarm system and start the alarm sound.
Step 2: Next, the trainee must grab the telephone or mobile phone and dial the emergency number: 0000.
Step 3: After that, the trainee will find an electrical disconnect switch inside the box. They need to grab it and place it on the wall. Once placed, it will cut off the power supply and completely switch off the electricity in the environment.
Step 4: Following this, masses of fire/light (fireballs) will appear in the same box. We need to label each fireball according to its class (e.g., Solid Materials, Petroleum/Flammable Liquids, or Electrical).
The trainee will grab a fire type with their hand and place it in the environment. For example, if they select the electrical fire, they will throw the electrical fireball onto an electrical panel.
A new box will then appear containing different types of fire extinguishers. Based on the type of fire they initiated, the trainee must select the correct extinguisher and put out the fire.
Once the trainee successfully extinguishes the 3 different types of fires, they will grab the "Solid Materials" fire again and place it on paper, a table, or wood. They will then select the fire hose from the box and proceed to extinguish it.
Step 5: Immediately after all the fires are extinguished, a person completely engulfed in flames will appear, running frantically around the room. The trainee must quickly select the fire blanket from their toolbox and chase the burning person for a short duration until they can successfully wrap the blanket around them to put out the fire.
Step 6 (Evacuation & Assessment): Finally, the evacuation process begins.
The trainee must grab directional arrows and place them on the floor of the work environment to mark a clear path to the exit door.
Upon reaching the door, they will find cardboard boxes blocking the exit. The trainee must identify and select this as a "hazard" or "wrong practice."
To conclude the training, a set of various evaluation questions covering the entire fire and safety scenario will pop up to assess the trainee's performance.