Firefighter training that fits a 24-hour shift

What you get

• 44 drills for engine, truck and rescue crews, each with steps, standards, debrief questions and safety notes
• Fire Ground Flashcards: 75 Firefighter I and II quiz cards on NFPA topics, with progress that remembers what you miss
• 90 workouts, from 10-minute station sessions to air management, carries and drags in gear
• 256 crew meal recipes with a grocery list the crew can split
• A ready lesson plan on every drill, and a sign-in roster officers can run from a phone

A full drill, exactly as it is in the app

Air management check-ins

Fireground · 15 min

Track your air and say your exit plan at set points, long before the low-air alarm.

Setup

• Full PPE and SCBA
• Training evolution (search, hose advance, or a maze)
• Radio on the training channel

How to run it

1. Note your starting pressure before you go on air.
2. At each third of the cylinder, check your gauge.
3. Transmit your unit, your air level and your plan: continue, or begin exit.
4. The officer acknowledges and decides when the crew turns around.
5. Begin your exit with enough air to get out and a reserve left.
6. After the evolution, compare air used against time and workload.

What good looks like

• Every check-in done at the right point without prompting
• Exit started before the low-air alarm
• Crew leaves together

Debrief questions

• How much air did the hardest part of the evolution use?
• Would your crew have had enough air to handle a Mayday at the point you turned around?

Safety

• Run with a safety officer and a rapid intervention crew per your department's training policy.

General training ideas only. Your agency's protocols, policies and medical director come first.

A few of the 44 Fire drills

Each one has step-by-step instructions, what good looks like, debrief questions, safety notes and a ready lesson plan.

• Scene size-up call-out

  Command & ICS · 10 min

  Arrive, stop, and say it out loud: hazards, number of patients, resources needed, access and exit routes. Repeat until the whole call-out takes under 30 seconds.

• Tourniquet speed drill

  Medical · 15 min

  Apply a tourniquet to an arm and a leg on a trainer, one-handed, in under a minute. Finish each rep by checking that the bleeding has stopped.

• Radio report reps

  Communications · 10 min

  Practice short transmissions: who you are calling, who you are, your message, then a read-back. Keep it under ten seconds.

• Mayday LUNAR call-out drill

  Fireground · 15 min

  Simulate low-air or entrapment: immediately key the mic, state LUNAR (Location, Unit, Name, Assignment and air, Resources) the way your agency teaches it, activate PASS, and control breathing.

• RIT package deployment

  Rescue · 40 min · Advanced

  A rapid intervention team finds a downed firefighter, swaps or supplies air with the RIT pack, and starts removal.

• Pump panel quick math

  Decision-making · 25 min · Intermediate

  Driver/operators work out pump pressures for common hose lays from the department's pump chart, under time pressure.

• Utility control

  Hazmat & safety · 20 min · Foundation

  Find and safely control gas, electric and water utilities at a structure, using training panels and meters.

• Rescue task force joint drill

  Tactics & movement · 45 min · Advanced

  Law enforcement escorts fire and EMS into a warm zone to treat and remove casualties at an active threat scene.

• Unified command tabletop

  Command & ICS · 45 min · Intermediate

  Fire, EMS, law enforcement and tactical leaders run a tabletop incident and set up unified command together.

• Firefighter rehab sector

  Medical · 25 min · Foundation

  Set up a rehab area, take vital signs, and decide when firefighters can go back to work.

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