Virtual Reality Fire Safety Training

Schedule:

Board Meeting:            10:30 am – 11:30 am

Registration/Lunch:   11:45 am – 12:30 pm

Presentation/tour:       12:30 pm ­– 2:00 pm

Location: Marsh McLennan Agency – 17335 Golf Pkwy, Brookfield, Wisconsin, 53045, United States

PRESENTED BY:  Evan Wing from FLAIM Systems

Evan Wing is a workplace safety leader specializing in Virtual Reality training solutions that enhance safety, reduce costs, and address environmental challenges. As a trainer at FLAIM Systems, he works with organizations to adopt innovative VR-based training for critical safety needs. With experience as a live-fire instructor and former CEO of a fire equipment firm, Evan applies expertise in fire dynamics and safety protocols to deliver measurable business and safety improvements.

SYNOPSIS:

This safety presentation highlights the challenges of workplace safety and fire training while demonstrating how virtual reality adapts to industry and generational demands. Key environmental concerns, such as resource consumption, regulatory pressures, and fire bans, which limit the availability and sustainability of live training, will be discussed. Public safety challenges, including health risks and the difficulty of creating controlled, realistic scenarios for trainees of varying experience levels, are also addressed.

The presentation showcases how VR solutions provide safe, sustainable, and cost-efficient training. A hands-on VR demonstration allows participants to experience how the technology replicates dangerous scenarios, adjusts to individual skill levels, and delivers actionable feedback through performance tracking. The session concludes with a Q&A to address specific concerns, ensuring attendees gain a clear understanding of VR’s benefits and applications in modern fire training.

Check out Flaim Systems YouTube channel for examples of what will be shared in this meeting.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

By the end of the presentation, participants will be able to:

1. Identify Key Challenges in Traditional Fire Training
2. Understand the Health and Safety Benefits of VR Training
3. Assess the Cost and Accessibility Advantages of VR Solutions
4. Evaluate VR’s Adaptability for Different Scenarios and Skill Levels
5. Appreciate the Role of VR in Performance Assessment and Improvement