Live Fire Training System Products

A permanent installation designed for Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) crews. It typically features a full-scale mock aircraft with multiple burn zones, including engine fires, cabin fires, and “fuel spill” simulations on the ground using specialized burn pans.

Powered by our versatile P-250 system, these props simulate common outdoor hazards like dumpsters, leaking pipes, and fuel spills. Whether fixed or mobile, they allow for cost-effective 3-D fire suppression training using either liquid or vapor propane.

A rugged, steel mock-up of a passenger vehicle. It features propane burners in the engine bay, the passenger compartment, and the trunk/fuel tank area, allowing firefighters to practice hood-opening techniques and cooling strategies without the toxic off-gassing of a real car.

Designed for technician-level training, this prop focuses on leaking pressurized vessels. It simulates various chemical leaks using a combination of propane (for fire) and water or air (to simulate pressurized gas or liquid leaks), requiring teams to perform “plug and patch” operations under fire conditions.

A portable version of the ARFF site, usually built on a specialized trailer. It allows training centers or military bases to share resources, providing realistic cockpit and cabin fire scenarios that can be transported to different locations.

A highly versatile “firehouse on wheels.” These units are built into modified semi-trailers and feature various rooms (kitchens, bedrooms) equipped with propane burners to simulate residential fires in locations that lack permanent training towers.

While it focuses on Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus proficiency, these units often include “confidence mazes” with localized propane burners or smoke generators. They challenge firefighters to navigate dark, cramped, and heat-intense environments while managing their air supply.

These are propane burner packages installed into existing concrete or steel training towers. They allow departments to turn a standard “smoke building” into a live-fire environment, featuring “smart” controls that let instructors adjust the intensity of the fire from a remote panel.

A multi-level structure—often resembling a ship’s superstructure or engine room—designed to simulate the tight corridors and vertical transitions unique to naval environments. It addresses challenges like “steel-heat” conduction and confined space firefighting.

Specifically designed for aviation units, these props simulate engine fires, cockpit fires, and cabin emergencies. They are often used for both civilian medical transport and military training, focusing on the unique challenges of rotorcraft fires.

Train for real incident conditions with propane-based simulations that replicate flame behaviour and operational challenges crews face in the field.

Run consistent, instructor-led live fire evolutions that support skill development, evaluation, and confidence-building across every training day.

Designed with safety as the priority, delivering controlled operation, reliable performance, and training built around responsible live fire instruction.

From planning and configuration to installation, commissioning, and ongoing service, Pro-Safe supports your training program every step of the way.