Trainer-led extinguisher, fire blanket and hose-reel practice on a standalone Meta Quest headset — in full VR, or in mixed reality inside your client's own workplace.
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Using Quest passthrough, the trainer marks the burning object, power point, alarm and exit in the real room. Learners raise the alarm, alert a colleague, isolate power and attack the fire where they actually work.
Fire types including ordinary materials, electrical and flammable liquids, plus an outdoor training yard with a fuel tray, wind and live PASS (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep) prompts.
Water, foam, dry powder and CO2 extinguishers, fire blanket and full hose reel. Wrong choices behave realistically — water on burning oil flares up.
Designed around how Australian trainers actually run onsite groups: quick reset for the next person, practice and assessment modes, facilitator in control.
| Live fire rig | Full VR (typical) | First Attack XR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | ~$8–15k setup | ~$4,000+ GST per licence per year, upfront | Quest 3S ~$500 once (BYO supported headset) |
| Ongoing | Gas, servicing, storage, transport | Annual renewal | From $249/month per headset |
| Mixed reality in the client's site | — | Not offered | Yes |
| Fire blanket & hose reel | Varies | Often not included | Included |
| Smoke, permits, clean-up | Yes | None | None |
Competitor figures are indicative, from public pricing reviewed 2026; individual products vary.
For the first 6 months, then $349. Limited founding places.
One organisation, one facilitator, one active headset.
2–5 headsets. 6+ headsets quoted.
Pay yearly and get 2 months free. Prices in AUD. Headset not included.
Trainer-led practice mapped to key CPPFES2005 simulated-fire, equipment-selection, hose-reel and fire-blanket requirements. The licensing RTO remains responsible for its training and assessment strategy, equipment, assessors and competency decisions.
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