Firefighters’ Day
Firefighters’ Day with VR: technology that teaches and engages young people.
- Hands only
- 2 × 2 m space
- Hands only
- 2 × 2 m space
Firefighters’ Day is a chance to teach fire safety
Firefighters’ Day is a great opportunity to promote fire safety awareness, but capturing the attention of children and teenagers can be a challenge, especially in today’s digital world. Traditional demonstrations and lectures often fail to engage younger audiences or encourage active participation.
Young people are hard to engage in fire safety
Without VR
- Demonstrations and lectures rarely hold children’s attention.
- Young people expect modern tools that speak their language.
- In small towns and villages, children rarely get to try new technology.
- Passive listening leaves little behind.
With EHS VR
- Participants step into a firefighter’s role and learn through play.
- VR naturally appeals to younger generations.
- A free chance to try VR, also in smaller towns and villages.
- Hands-on scenarios instead of lectures.
- An event children remember, with real curiosity about fire safety.
Apps that solve this problem
Fire safetyFire Safety at Home
Learn to prevent and fight household fires - six rooms, real risks, full safety.
Fire safetyJump Cushion
Experience a 7th-floor escape in VR - safe training with a firefighter’s jump cushion.
Fire safetyEvacuation with Aerial Ladder
High-rise evacuation in VR - train on aerial ladder rescues safely.
How to organize it
VR lets people practice procedures hands-on, in a realistic but safe environment. Here is what you need to run it in your organization.
Easy setup
All you need is VR headsets and a subscription to our apps. Each package gives unlimited access to its training modules. The apps run on Meta Quest headsets; selected apps also run on Pico and HTC.
Hands-on learning
Employees train in realistic scenarios with their own hands, no controllers needed. The apps work offline, except SAMPLE AI, which needs an internet connection for its AI-driven conversation.
Indoors or outdoors
Each participant needs about 2 × 2 m of free space. Several trainees can share one headset by taking turns, while the others follow the session on a shared screen.
How many headsets you need
We recommend one headset per 4–5 participants trained on the same day. If employees rotate over a longer period, 1–2 headsets are enough. Extra batteries and straps are available for longer sessions.
Trackable progress
Follow each employee’s results and progress, and see where people need more practice.
Customizable and cost-effective
VR reduces the need for external trainers, physical setups and complex logistics. Modules can be tailored to your industry and to specific safety and operational needs.
Other use cases
Fire departments
VR for fire departments: engage children, run Firefighter Days, recruit volunteers and reduce drill costs.
Volunteer fire department training
VR for volunteer fire departments: inspire future recruits, train safely and engage the community.
Schools and universities
VR in education: first aid and fire safety training without logistics or risk, plus practice for technical fields.
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.
Get a test headsetI have my own headsets
Install in a few minutes and test all the apps for 7 days. No card, no commitment.
Test on my headsetsI’d rather talk
30 minutes online: we show you scenarios for your industry and answer your questions about rollout.
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