Using the items and effects provided (apparatus, equipment, personnel, hazards, etc.), set up the emergency situation you want your trainees to work on. This is all done with a simple click of the mouse. Sound effects are used to enhance the realism and to heighten the tension.

The trainees can now "work" the scene as they would at a real incident. They must use all their acquired knowledge to mitigate the situation that can change in real time.

During a session the trainees can practice a variety of skills. After a scenario has been run, the trainees can participate in a debriefing session.

A typical scenario can last as long as you like and can involve the first-in crew or it can be used to instruct several hundred people in a lecture hall.