Practical fire safety expertise, powered by immersive technology
Immersive fire training. Real-world skills.
Knowing what to do in the event of a fire is one thing. Having the confidence to act quickly and correctly is another.
Safe Fire Protection delivers practical, engaging fire safety training using Vobling VR Fire Trainer, a product developed by Vobling. The technology combines immersive virtual reality with a physical fire extinguisher, allowing participants to practise responding to realistic fire scenarios in a safe and controlled environment.
As part of the training, Safe Fire Protection instructors guide participants through different scenarios, helping them understand how to assess a fire, select the appropriate extinguisher and respond effectively. The experience provides an opportunity to put fire safety knowledge into practice, helping participants develop greater awareness, practical skills and confidence.
Practise for the real thing, without the real fire
Traditional fire extinguisher training can require live-fire facilities, specialist preparation and carefully controlled conditions. While this can provide valuable hands-on experience, it can also limit the number and variety of scenarios that can be safely recreated.
Using Vobling VR Fire Trainer, Safe Fire Protection can give participants a hands-on training experience without the need for live flames, smoke or extinguishing agents.
Participants can experience realistic virtual fire scenarios and physically use an extinguisher as they respond. Scenarios can be repeated, allowing individuals to learn from their experience, improve their technique and become more confident in their response.
This means Safe Fire Protection can deliver a more varied and engaging training experience while maintaining a safe, controlled environment for participants.
Don’t just learn what to do in a fire – practise how to respond
Safe Fire Protection trainers use Vobling VR Fire Trainer to put participants into realistic scenarios where they can assess the situation, make decisions and physically practise using an extinguisher, all within a safe and controlled training environment.
Expert training, enhanced by immersive technology
Safe Fire Protection combines its practical fire safety expertise with Vobling VR Fire Trainer to create a more interactive and cost-effective approach to fire safety training.
Rather than simply watching a demonstration, participants are actively involved. Under the guidance of Safe Fire Protection’s trainers, they can assess different fire situations, make decisions about the appropriate response and practise using a physical extinguisher to tackle the virtual fire.
Repeatable scenarios allow participants to practise their response, learn from mistakes and build familiarity with the actions required, helping turn theoretical knowledge into practical confidence.
VR can also offer significant savings compared with traditional fire safety training. By reducing the need for live-fire exercises, specialist facilities and consumables, using Vobling VR Fire Trainer could save organisations around £2,000 per year, depending on their training requirements and frequency.
The VR environment also makes it possible to experience situations that may be difficult or impractical to recreate through conventional live-fire exercises, helping Safe Fire Protection deliver training that is relevant, engaging and memorable.
Vobling VR Fire Trainer provides the immersive technology, while Safe Fire Protection delivers the training, instruction and fire safety expertise – helping organisations develop the knowledge and confidence to respond appropriately in an emergency.
Expert-led training
Training is delivered by Safe Fire Protection, bringing professional fire safety knowledge and practical experience to every session.
Hands-on experience
Using Vobling VR Fire Trainer, participants physically operate a real fire extinguisher while responding to a virtual fire, making the experience more practical than simply watching a demonstration.
Safe and repeatable
Participants can practise responding to different fire scenarios without exposure to live flames, smoke or extinguishing agents, with the opportunity to repeat exercises as required.