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Fire Simulation Lab Part of more than $20 million Seminole State College is investing in its public safety programs and the first facility of its kind in Seminole County, Seminole State's $2 million Fire Simulation Lab allows fire science students and area firefighters to perform live fire training under controlled conditions. Fire science students who train at this hands-on instructional resource each have the same experience because the Lab was designed to produce duplicable fire scenarios. Located on the west side of Seminole State's Sanford/Lake Mary Campus, the lab opened in Sept. 2008 and is actually two projects in one: the College's remodeled Burn Building and a new fire training lab. The Burn Building was first built in 1978 and was remodeled to comply with current state requirements. The new two-story training lab, features three rooms that were built with reinforced concrete and utilize propane, which is cleaner and makes the blazes controllable, and steel burners to create a realistic but safe environment for training firefighters. Two of the rooms - a kitchen and a bedroom - use props to re-create some of the challenges that a firefighter might face when responding to a home fire. |
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