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Fire Prevention Education
Mobilize your community education and prevention program with a BullEx Fire Safety Trailer. Train adults to extinguish simulated kitchen fires that are intense and true to life, yet completely safe. Teach children what they should do in case of fire in their home, if they see smoke or feel a warm door. Instruct community members how to respond to various emergencies they might encounter in the home or workplace, from gas leaks to fire. The available severe weather package utilizes sound, strobe effects and alerts to train your entire community to react in an emergency weather situation. People of every age will benefit from the lifesaving lessons learned in the realistic settings of our Fire Safety Trailers.
HOW IT WORKSTHE PROGRESSION OF A KITCHEN EMERGENCY - Oven fire ignites
- Smoke issues from oven & microwave
- Fire spreads to stovetop
- Overhead heaters intensify
- Trashcan ignites
- Smoke detector alarms
- Trainees must first call 9-1-1, then knock down the fire with a laser training extinguisher and turn off the oven and stove to prevent re-ignition. If the trainee doesn't get the fire out, the heat and smoke force evacuation.
THE PROGRESSION OF A BEDROOM EMERGENCY - Door heats up
- Smoke appears under door from the adjoining room
- Optional Air Conditioner sparks
- Smoke detector alarms
- Escape through E.D.I.T.H. window
- Children learn the basics of fire safety in a realistic, but safe environment. The trainer demonstrates an emergency scenario designed for children. They feel the door for fire outside their bedroom, block smoke from entering under the door with a towel or pillow, call 9-1-1 and if necessary, use the E.D.I.T.H. window to escape the danger. Trainers can walk the children through the scene to make them more comfortable about what to do if a similar situation occurs in their own home.
THE PROGRESSION OF AN INDUSTRIAL EMERGENCY - Electrical panel arcs
- Parts washer ignites
- Heat and smoke intensify
- Trashcan fire ignites
- Paint locker catches fire
- Trainees must pull the fire alarm, shut down the power and use a training extinguisher properly to prevent a fire from spreading throughout the scenario. Hazard Recognition Props include HazMat placards, gas leak prop, lock-out/tag-out station and a smoking outlet.
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Features
- KITCHEN FIRE SCENARIO - Designed to resemble a real home kitchen, this setting uses heat, smoke, sound effects and digital flames to create an intense fire emergency. Challenge trainees of any age to respond correctly in this hands-on emergency response and hazard recognition training scenario. Choose a combination of stove, oven and cabinet props and instruct trainees to use the proper P.A.S.S. technique to knock down the flames. The sparking microwave, smoking toaster, and smoking outlet show the hazards of improper use or placement of appliances and how to diminish a potential hazard. A chemical cabinet demonstrates how to properly store chemicals and prevent children from accessing dangerous materials. Overhead heaters, dense smoke, digital flames and sound effects combine to recreate the stress of an actual fire.
- BEDROOM SCENARIO - Educate children and parents on the importance of E.D.I.T.H. (Exit Drills In The Home) and prepare them to conduct drills at home with the bedroom scenario. Show trainees how to feel a door for heat and block smoke with a pillow or towel and then evacuate to safety using the window and escape ladder. Additional props include a smoking outlet and air conditioner to simulate electrical fire hazards. Sound, smoke, fire effects, an interactive 9-1-1 phone, and an automatic smoke detector create an authentic emergency scene.
- INDUSTRIAL EMERGENCY SCENARIO - Train employees how to respond to a fire or HazMat leak in the workplace in this industrial fire scenario. An electrical box shorts, causing sparks to ignite the adjacent parts washer. The parts washer creates a hot, smoky fire which then ignites the nearby trashcan resulting in a full scale industrial emergency. The industrial scenario can be as simple or complex as you need. It can include numerous industrial elements that may become hazardous to a worker, such as a leaking gas manifold or chemical drum, overflowing chemical test tubes, or a gas fume hood that has caught fire.
- SEVERE WEATHER PACKAGE - Life-threatening weather emergencies can occur with little or no notice. The optional Severe Weather Package, an add-on to the Kitchen Fire Scenario, broadcasts realistic severe weather alerts and teaches trainees how to react if faced with an extreme weather event. Weather simulations incorporate actual news broadcasts with surround-sound effects for hurricane, earthquake, flood, and tornado safety education. The BullEx Severe Weather Package teaches critical life-saving steps in a highly realistic training environment.
- NOAA Weather Radio warns of severe weather
- Integrated television broadcasts emergency weather news report
- Digital amplification creates realistic weather sound effects
- Strobe effects simulate lightning and intermittent power outages
- The Severe Weather Package allows for breaks in the action so the instructor can discuss the emergency procedures specific to their location. The intensity level can be adjusted to provide an experience appropriate to the age level of the participants.
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