I have a firefighter training website, www.fullyinvolvedfire.com, with online incident command simulators, LODD computer graphic recreations, and a bunch of other stuff. A lot of the material is free. These command SIMS are a good tool to help firefighters develop command and control skills. Check it out and let me know what you think.

 Thanks, Stay safe!

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Capt. Ryan Christen
webmaster / Developer
www.FullyInvolvedFire.com
Fully Involved Fire, LLC.

Still can use some work. Better than some. Need to allow engine co to be first on scene, co officer to take command. Needs more choices for assignments, it doesn't seem intuitive enough. Did the single story comm. structure. After vent complete, smoke still puffing around doors, couldnt get attack team in. Can get through the drill, but only one way. Not reallistic. a-b-c--d only. Can't see more than one way to skin a cat.

  Thanks for making it available, its fun to play with , but frustrating as well.

 

Jeff

 Just looked at the car fire scenario. The slugs on engine 1 couldnt put out an engine fire in a fiero. So I requested another chief to witness the baffoonery that was being displayed. After requesting another chief, the program shut down.

Fast forward, next round, Engine one called to identical fire, apparently never got the memo about being turds, fucked it up again. Called another engine to mop up the mess. Removed the assignment from engine one. They can watch, besides they have no water (or skills) sim wouldnt let me assign engine two until I gave engine one a fire attack order.

Someone is going to be training alot in the future.