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Meter Training

"Not the class you want — the class you need"

This hands-on session builds confidence in meter use and decision-making on scene. Learn the ins and outs of the four main gas and single-gas meters firefighters use daily. Understand how each works, how to read sensitivities, and how to interpret readings under pressure. The class also introduces leak detector-style meters and includes real case studies. 

Key Takeaways 
● Operation of multi-gas and single-gas meters 
● Understanding meter sensitivities and readings 
● Introduction to leak detector-style meters 
● Case studies for real-world application 
● Technology and equipment updates 

Simulation Training

Online or In-Person

Train for scenarios too dangerous or complex to replicate live. Using FireStudio6, we turn your local buildings into realistic incident simulations, customized to your department. Every session is student-driven and encourages tactical discussion and decision-making across 100+ real-world situations. 

Topics Covered
● Initial size-up and scene considerations 
● Apparatus placement using Google Maps overlays 
● “First Line” tactics and placement decisions 
● Vent-Enter-Search (VES) planning 
● Crew distribution based on staffing levels 
● ICS and officer decision-making 
● Custom simulations created for your department 

McMansion Response

Larger homes, unique layouts, and complex construction — this class examines the “McMansion” challenge. Learn how these structures differ from traditional residences and what tactics ensure firefighter safety and operational success. 

You’ll Learn
● Construction and layout considerations 
● Common hazards and collapse risks 
● Fire behavior in large open spaces 
● Tactical adaptations for modern residential fires 

Learn more about our rental options and custom training programsemail us directly to get started. 

Metal Cutting & Power Saw Training

Forcible Entry — where it all began!

This class sharpens your metal cutting and power saw skills using our mobile utility trailer or portable props. Firefighters get hands-on experience with real saws, locks, and security barriers — practicing safe operation, proper maintenance, and effective cutting techniques. 

Training Includes
● Lock tree stations (padlocks, roll-down gates, rebar) 
● Carriage bolt and drop-bar cutting station 
● Bilco door cutting simulation 
● Power saw technique and maintenance 
● Diamond blade demo with Desert Diamond Industries

Battery Incidents

(EV / ESS / Mobile)

Battery fires are on the rise — and evolving fast. This classroom and demo session focuses on the Big 3: electric vehicles, residential energy storage systems, and mobile battery devices. Stay ahead with the latest tactics, suppression strategies, and safety protocols.

 Topics Covered
● Fire behavior and hazards of lithium-ion systems
● EV and hybrid vehicle fire response
● Residential ESS incident management
● Mobile and portable battery incidents
● Modern techniques and ongoing tech updates

Product Demos & Consultations

Hands-on product knowledge from the experts

As a proud team member of Strategic Safety Dynamics, Flash Fire Industries delivers more than training — we bring the latest tools, technology, and product expertise directly to your department. 

We offer dynamic demos and custom consultations on trusted brands including Paratech, Elkhart Brass, Snap-tite, Gemtor, RPI, and more. Whether you’re exploring new equipment or refreshing your skills with products you already own, we’ll help ensure your gear performs safely and efficiently. 

What We Offer
· Live or indoor winter demos of top equipment

· Product refreshers and hands-on familiarization

· Consultations to match gear with operational needs

· Expert guidance on product updates and performance 

Bring your crew the knowledge they need to get the most out of the equipment they rely on — safely, effectively, and confidently. 

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