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Incident command training · UK FRS

Exercise-ready training,
built for firefighters.

Seven purpose-built tools for UK Fire & Rescue instructors: scenario prep, driving assessment, live command exercises, and NFCC NOG-grounded tabletop packs. Cloud or on your network.

Every tool is free to try, no account needed. A licence unlocks full use: per-instructor logging & coaching, your localised library, and support.

Live tools · 7 Free to try · no account Pilot · from £2,250 / 90d
27
NFCC NOG incident types supported
7 tools live
Shipping to instructors today
90-day
Pilots · £2,250 per cohort
<60s
To a configured scenario brief

One coherent training capability, seven focused tools.

Each tool does one job well, from scenario preparation through to exercise debrief. Instructors use them standalone, or chain them into a full training day. Every tool is free to try, no account needed for most. A licence unlocks full, unlimited use.

HazardGrid AI-generated scene of a partially collapsed brick building with debris burying a car and a firefighter assessing the cordon
01 · HazardGrid Live · Preview

Train your hazard eye before you arrive.

New: HazardGrid 2 DRA video quizzes — drive up to the incident, then work the full six-stage risk assessment with NOG-referenced feedback. The original HazardGrid keeps its Spot / Write / Reveal modes across 27 NFCC NOG types.

Scenarios  27 NFCC types
Modes  Spot · Write · Reveal · DRA v2
▶ Try the DRA video quizzes Open HazardGrid
WatchBrief AI-generated incident scene projected for watch-room command training
02 · WatchBrief Live · Preview

Run a live, narrated incident for the whole watch room.

The station leader generates a dynamic scenario on the projected group display, complete with ElevenLabs voice narration and AI-generated scene images. Drive the whole session from a private phone panel with answer keys, and a shared library lets the watch revisit and reuse past scenarios.

Display  projected · ElevenLabs voice
Control  private phone · shared library
Open WatchBrief
A UK fire appliance and two firefighters in silhouette against a developing building fire on a terraced street at dusk
03 · CommandGrid QuizLive · Preview

Scenario quizzes for any incident, on demand.

12 tailored questions for any UK FRS incident type. Run live multiplayer sessions with a shared leaderboard, or practise solo. Save to a shared library and reuse.

Modes  solo · multiplayer
Library  shared per service
Open Quiz
Scan-Aid analysis of a high-rise building fire showing confidence badge, incident type, scene photo and key points
04 · Scan-AidLive · Preview

Photograph a scene. Get the NFCC NOG analysis.

Upload a training scene; receive a 7-section NFCC NOG-grounded assessment plus a read-aloud control message.

Scenarios  27 NFCC types
Output  DRA · message
Open Scan-Aid
XVR Scenario Viewer dashboard showing event, personnel, vehicle, object, trigger and casualty counts with category tabs
05 · XVR Scenario ViewerLive · Preview

Audit XVR scenarios before exercise day, not on the morning.

Open any .xscn file, inspect the full event tree, triggers, casualties and resources. Export to Excel for briefing packs, edit and re-export. No account needed.

Formats  .xscn · .xlsx
Auth  none · browser only
Open viewer
UK fire and rescue personnel operating a tripod lifting system over a confined space at a night exercise
06 · Build-AidLive · Preview

Complete tabletop packs, grounded in NFCC NOG.

Configure incident type, level and venue, then receive a 13-section pack with scenario brief, injects, role cards, site map, floor plan, images and assessor guide. Generates in ~10 minutes.

Levels  L1 · L2
Output  PDF
Open Build-Aid
A red UK fire and rescue fire engine with rear chevron markings and blue lights driving along a terraced UK street
07 · Drive-AidBeta

Three taps in the car. Report in the inbox.

GPS-tagged field observations, formatted HTML report written automatically. Works offline on any mobile browser.

Mode  offline-first
Report  HTML · email
Open Drive-Aid
A breathing apparatus set and helmet on a fire appliance tailboard at night, with a QR code tag clipped to the strap
08 · Equipment TagIn development

Lost kit, found its way home.

Tag station equipment with a QR code or NFC tag. Anyone who finds a piece of kit scans the tag to see which station and watch it belongs to, then reports it back through the site's contact form — no app, no login.

Tag  QR code or NFC tag
Return path  built-in contact form
Open Equipment Tag
Concept visualisation: a UK incident commander in a white helmet holding a rugged tablet at a smoky yard fire at dusk, with a drone overhead and a cyan overlay marking a stack of gas cylinders
09 · CommandLensR&D · Concept

One command picture, from three technologies.

A research and development programme across three connected technologies — display glasses, a rugged tablet and drones — building one command picture for the Incident Commander. Working with real hardware to show how much can be delivered with technology available today.

Strands  glasses · tablet · drones
Stage  active development
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Built for how fire services actually train.

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Prepared, not improvised

Review the full XVR scenario the day before, so instructors arrive ready, not reviewing triggers at 0830.

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Evidence on the page

GPS-tagged, timestamped observations replace paper forms. Reports ready before leaving the appliance.

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NFCC NOG-aligned by default

Content and checklists trace to NFCC National Operational Guidance, not invented but referenced.

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No ICT battles

Browser-based. No app store, no MDM profiles, no admin rights needed. Works on the tablet you already have.

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Deploys where you need

Hosted UK cloud, or installed on your service network behind your firewall, whatever your ICT policy allows.

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Made by a serving fire-service trainer

Every tool started as a problem encountered on a real training day. If it ships, it's been used in anger.

Fits your network. Fits your ICT policy.

Same toolkit, same experience, whatever your ICT policy will allow.

Option A

UK Cloud

Hosted in the UK, accessed in-browser. Zero install, always current. For most services, this is the fastest path to first exercise.

SSO optionalUpdates automaticData UK region
Option B

On-premise

Installed on your service network, subject to your ICT policies. Data stays behind your firewall. We handle provisioning.

Host your serverInstall £1,500 one-offData on-site
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Being able to pre-audit the XVR files the night before meant the morning was about training, not about loading multiple files to select the scenario with events and actors we needed for an assessment. The operator was pre-prepared for the session.

Load, read and review scenarios in seconds.

Instructor, UK FRS· Pilot cohort, 2026
Free to try · license for full use

Try the tools free. License them for the use that counts.

Try every tool free in the browser, no account needed. Free use is limited; a 90-day pilot unlocks full, unlimited use plus the service layer for one instructor cohort: per-instructor usage logging and coaching, a library personalised and localised to your service, and named support with reporting. We onboard your team and help you build the business case.

£2,250
/ 90 days · + VAT · less than a day's external course
  • Full toolkit, unlimited use
  • Per-instructor usage logging & coaching
  • Personalised, localised library for your service
  • Named support & service reporting
  • Onboarding + evidence pack

Modernise your training capability — this quarter.

Open any tool now, free and with no account. Or book a 20-minute instructor demo and we'll walk your team through the live tools.

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