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Warehouse Fire – Fire Marshal Training in VR

Train fire marshals in realistic warehouse fire scenarios: alarm, safe suppression and evacuation.

Meta Quest, HTC VIVE, PicoPolish, EnglishIncluded in:Professional
  • 15 min
  • Hands only
Warehouse Fire VR – a fire marshal discovering a fire in a warehouse.

About the training

The Warehouse Fire VR training module delivers immersive, hands-on preparation for Fire Marshals and employees with fire response duties. Developed in line with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.38(e) and NFPA Emergency Action Plans, it builds practical emergency skills.

Scenarios:

  • Discovering a fire – detect fire hazards, trigger the alarm, and attempt safe suppression with extinguishers or hose reels.
  • Hearing the fire alarm – follow evacuation steps, assist colleagues, check shared spaces, and report to the assembly point.

With realistic warehouse environments, intuitive hand tracking, and guided instructions, this VR module helps organizations keep their workforce confident and ready to respond.

Training Program

Part I. Training Objective

The goal of this training is to prepare employees assigned as Fire Marshals (or equivalent roles: EHS Coordinator, Floor Warden, Evacuation Leader) to respond effectively to workplace fires and ensure a safe evacuation process. The course builds skills in hazard assessment, alarm activation, fire suppression (when appropriate), and coordinating evacuation according to OSHA 29 CFR §1910.38(e) and NFPA Emergency Action Plans – Module 4. Virtual reality allows participants to practice life-critical actions in a safe, immersive environment.

This training is intended for:

  • Fire Marshals and designated emergency response personnel,
  • Evacuation team members and floor wardens,
  • Shift supervisors and team leaders,
  • EHS specialists and safety coordinators,
  • Warehouse and industrial workers responsible for fire evacuation and emergency protocols.

Part II. VR Scenario 1 – “Discovering a Fire” (15 minutes)
An interactive simulation where the trainee:

  • Detects signs of fire (smoke, flames, burning smells),
  • Triggers the fire alarm system (pull station),
  • Decides whether it is safe and authorized to use a fire extinguisher or hose reel,
  • Assesses risks to themselves and others,
  • Initiates evacuation procedures if suppression is not possible.

Hands-on training includes:

  • Safe extinguisher handling using the PASS technique (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep),
  • Dynamic fire behavior and real-time risk escalation,
  • Use of voice commands and hand tracking within the VR environment.

Part III. VR Scenario 2 – “Hearing a Fire Alarm” (15 minutes)
A realistic workplace evacuation scenario where the trainee:

  • Leaves their work area via designated escape routes,
  • Sweeps common spaces (break rooms, restrooms, corridors) to ensure no one is left behind,
  • Assists coworkers with disabilities or mobility limitations,
  • Encounters hazards along the way (smoke, debris, blocked exits),
  • Reports to the designated assembly point and communicates with emergency services.

Hands-on training includes:

  • Crawling low in smoke-filled environments,
  • Decision-making when escape routes are compromised,
  • Interaction with the virtual instructor for live feedback and coaching.

Where will this training be useful?

This VR module can be used not only for Fire Marshal certification but also as part of general workplace safety training. It is ideal for:

  • New hire orientation programs (as part of OSHA-required fire response education),
  • Annual fire safety refreshers for all employees,
  • General EHS or fire prevention training conducted by safety professionals,
  • Evacuation drills and internal preparedness programs.

Whether you’re training designated Fire Marshals or educating your broader workforce, Warehouse Fire – Fire Marshal Training reinforces essential knowledge and practical behaviors that save lives in emergency situations.

Inside the training

Use cases

  • An employee undergoing health and safety training using VR technology

    Initial training

    Initial OHS training that keeps quality consistent, engages new employees and documents results.

  • An employee participating in health and safety training through VR technology

    Refresher training

    Periodic OHS refresher training that engages employees, can run at any time and documents results.

How would you like to start?

  • I don’t have a headset

    We send you a headset with all the apps. You test for 5 business days, and we cover shipping both ways.

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  • I have my own headsets

    Install in a few minutes and test all the apps for 7 days. No card, no commitment.

    Test on my headsets
  • I’d rather talk

    30 minutes online: we show you scenarios for your industry and answer your questions about rollout.

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