The Fire Training Center, consists of a Solid Fire Training Container, a Gas-Powered Fire Training Container, a Process Column Fire Training Station, an Open Tank Fire Training Station, a Foam Application Station, a Working at Height Training Station, a Pressurized Fuel Supply System, and other training stations customized to the institution’s needs.

The Solid Fire Training Station is designed to allow personnel to observe the stages of fire initiation, spread, smoldering, and smoke movement during firefighter and emergency response team training. It is suitable for training emergency response teams to improve their confined space fire fighting skills and lance usage techniques.

The Gas-Powered Fire Training Container has two combustion points within its combustion chamber: one flashover and one fire pool. All ignition systems used in the YERLİ Fire Training Station comply with the EN746-2 (EN ISO 13577-2) Industrial Gas Appliance Product Safety Standard, and all operational scenarios are designed within the scope of this standard. The YERLİ Fire Training Station complies with the NFPA 1402 standard.

The applications practiced in the Process Column Fire Training Station include approaching column fires, equipment protection and extinguishing techniques, field operators navigating with hose crews in valve operations that cannot be remotely controlled, ladder climbing and descending techniques, and valve closing procedures. It also includes training on foam application techniques for spill fires that may occur in Class B liquid fires.

The Open Tank Fire Training Station includes practical applications such as setting up mobile equipment for tank fire response, using stationary equipment, determining the appropriate amount of foam to use in tank fire intervention, field operators advancing with hose crews in valve operations that cannot be remotely controlled, and valve closing procedures.

The Foam Application Station includes training on foam application techniques for spill fires that may occur in Class B liquid fires.

The Pressurized Fuel Supply System is used to continuously transfer fuel to training stations via pipelines.