A Simulated refinery gas plant or crude unit, with ancillary exchanges, piping, pumps and adjacent storage tank, used in conjunction or independently with other units.

A product transfer unit common in the industry is reproduced to provide numerous pumps and motors with multiple flanges and seals. This challenging prop can put fire fighters through their paces with multiple shut off valves, overhead piping and access problems.

Training in effective incipient stage fire fighting is available at these proven- dry chemical props.

This prop can represent a compressed tube oil reservoir with associated piping flange Leaks, including a high-speed pressure overhead liquid leak, present spill fire, radiant heat and approach problems for the attacking fire fighters.

This prop has 4 lines each of 8 inch diameter with flange leak on one line along with isolation valves.

A flammable liquid loading facility is simulated at this prop. This prop has one gantry for 10 KL truck tanker alongwith tanker, loading arm and foam flooding system.Numerous flanges, spills, and pressure fires will be a challenge for fire fighting students. A unique set of spiral stairs will confront students accessing the top of the loading rack and tanker. Connected to this prop is a simulated sample point that can be added to the loading rack fires or fought on its own.The sample point presents very real overhead fire concerns to the group attacking this prop.

To simulate three dimensional fires with ladder this prop has a height of 15 mtrs and 3 mtr dia.

A 65 ft high multi level prop, which includes confined space features used for industrial or structural high-angle rescue. Mechanical raising & lowering systems can be practiced along with patient packaging and evacuation, pick-off techniques and self rescue. Overhangs for free fall are provided and high line systems can be used. A column with cat walks and multiple entry points varying elevations are incorporated to test the most experienced rescuer with external and internal industrial and confined spaces.

Designed for the advanced confined-space rescuer, this underground prop poses a range of difficult problems within its depths. The prop is comprised of more than 3000 Sq ft linear tunnels of varying sizes, connecting several ‘rooms’. All aspects of underground confined space rescue can be presented, including ventilation, mapping, search, rescue and patient recovery.

This training prop allows personnel to conduct multi-storey search and rescue operations. Theatrical smoke may be used to provide a more realistic training environment without exposing participants to the risk of live-fire situation. This is especially useful when training entry level personnel. For more advanced scenarios this prop offers the opportunity to fight both Class A and Class B interior fires using a variety of extinguisher agents and rescue procedures under live-fire conditions.