PPES SIMULATOR tRAINING SCENARIOS

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The simulator is fully mobile and built in a 24 foot trailer with two vertical levels of training. The interior is totally darkened and painted with light absorbing  black paint. A build in non-toxic smoke generator can also smoke both levels for training and TIC evolutions. 

No short cuts are taken in shoring or packaging of the victims and formal group critique is conducted by the department's officers, training chief, and safety officers prior to the next evolution. Only personnel in good physical condition should be considered for this training and medical monitoring is suggested prior to beginning and ending of the evolution.

All evolutions require full protective clothing and SCBA. All state and federal safety procedures must be followed. Safety of rescuers and simulated live victims is continually stressed.

Basic fire fighter training scenarios emphasize:

• SCBA confidence training

• Advanced fire fighter search and survival

• Advanced rescue of trapped victims

• Packaging of the victim

and allow practice and perfection of:

• Search and rescue, under collapse and extreme confined space conditions

• Victim searches, shoring, cribbing, jacking, breaching, packaging of victims under total darkness with or without smoke

• Downed fire fighter rescue, emergency air replacement by RIT/RIC transfill, buddy breathing and air cylinder shuttles

• Search and rescue with and without thermal imaging

SCENARIOS

Scenario 1:   Familiarization - Required Pass for all other scenarios
Takes 2 Man teams approximately 10-15 mins.
Required tools:  Turnout Gear/protective clothing, gloves, boots, head protection, SCBA
Note:  Must have an EMT or medic on-site
Optional special training tools required:  RIT Bags, Airline connection

Scenario 2: One Victim Trapped
Takes 20-30 Men approximately 1.5 hours
Required tools: Turnout Gear/protective clothing, gloves, boots, head protection, SCBA, hydraulic jacks, 1st Responder Started Cribbing Kit or equivalent, skid sled, backboard, or stokes basket, rope, hand lights, spare air bottles
Must set up a command post, EMS, and accountability station.

Scenario 3: Two Victim Trapped
Takes 30-35 Men approximately 2.0 hours
Required tools: Turnout Gear/protective clothing, gloves, boots, head protection, SCBA, hydraulic jacks, porta power, at least one heavy duty rescue cribbing kit or equivalent, skid sled, backboard, or stokes basket, rope, at least ten hand lights, spare air bottles
Must set up a command post, EMS, and accountability station.

Scenario 4: Fire Fighter Collapsed Through Floor
Takes 35-45 Men approximately 1.5-2.5 hours
Required tools: Turnout Gear/protective clothing, gloves, boots, head protection, SCBA, hydraulic jacks, porta power, at least one heavy duty rescue cribbing kit or equivalent, skid sled, backboard, or stokes basket, rope, at least ten hand lights, spare air bottles
Must set up a command post, EMS, and accountability station.

Scenario 5: Long Scenario with One Victim
Takes 50+ Men approximately 3-4 hours
Required tools: Turnout Gear/protective clothing, gloves, boots, head protection, SCBA, hydraulic jacks, porta power, at least three heavy duty rescue cribbing kit or equivalent, skid sled, backboard, or stokes basket, rope, at least fifteen hand lights, spare air bottles, come-a-long, tools to shut down gas lines, air bags (optional)
Must set up a command post, EMS, and accountability station.

Scenario 6: Long Scenario with Three Victims
Takes 60+ Men approximately 4-5 hours
Required tools: Turnout Gear/protective clothing, gloves, boots, head protection, SCBA, hydraulic jacks, porta power, at least three heavy duty rescue cribbing kit or equivalent, skid sled, backboard, or stokes basket, rope, at least fifteen hand lights, spare air bottles, come-a-long, tools to shut down gas lines, air bags (optional) EXTRA EVERYTHING
Must set up a command post, EMS, and accountability station.

Scenario 7: Concrete Wall with Two Victims
Takes 60-100 Men approximately 5-7 hours
Required tools: Turnout Gear/protective clothing, gloves, boots, head protection, SCBA, hydraulic jacks, porta power, at least three heavy duty rescue cribbing kit or equivalent, skid sled, backboard, or stokes basket, rope, at least fifteen hand lights, spare air bottles, come-a-long, tools to shut down gas lines, 5-gallon buckets for removing debris, electric or air jackhammers, short handle shovels, short column supports, bolt cutter, reciprocating saw, air or electric rotary hammer, bags (optional)
Must set up a command post, EMS, and accountability station.