RSET Fire Scenarios
Use real‑world scan data to run tabletop exercises, validate response plans, and deliver after‑action reviews your teams can understand at a glance.
What teams do with RSET
- Validate response plans using realistic, district‑specific scenarios
- Define roles and responsibilities before incidents and exercises
- Review past fires to identify strengths, gaps, and lessons learned
- Conduct after‑action reviews on coordination, communications, and resources
- Create prioritized improvement plans with actionable next steps
- Support ongoing training with repeatable, scan‑based environments
Why fire teams use RSET
RSET helps you turn a place into a training asset—so your teams can rehearse, brief, and learn using a space they recognize.
Familiar spaces, faster learning
Train in real facilities and districts so crews build spatial awareness that carries into the field.
Better briefings
Show access, staging, approach routes, and decision points in a shared visual reference.
Repeatable AARs
Document what happened, annotate the environment, and replay the incident for lessons learned.
Common workflows
Pre‑plan & tabletop
- Scan a location
- Add callouts (entries, hazards, utilities, zones)
- Run tabletop and capture decisions
- Export notes and a summary video
After‑action review
- Recreate the environment
- Annotate key moments and locations
- Review communications and resource allocation
- Publish a clear, shareable walkthrough
Example: Nightclub fire after‑action review
RSET has been used to review a nightclub fire incident, supporting analysis and communication across stakeholders.
Ready to turn a scan into a training asset?
Tell us what you’re planning—tabletop, pre‑plan, or AAR—and we’ll recommend the fastest path to a deliverable your team can use.