For Trainees:
The RSAT module interface is comprised of four information frames:

• Visual displays an illustration of the item currently in focus
• Information lists information currently available pertinent to that item
• Key displays general information about the scenario
• Fire Scene which shows a graphicrepresentation of the fire scene

Once the module loads, make sure to get the general information about the call first. Study contents of the Visual, Information, and Key windows before accessing the Fire Scene. Once the general information about the scenario has been ascertained, use your mouse to highlight various to elements of the image. When you ‘Click’ on the individual elements with your mouse, information pertinent to that element will be displayed. To access the individual testimony of the family, click on the corresponding icons that appear in the Visual window.

For Instructors:
Trainees should only be allowed to access the RSAT Module for a limited amout of time. Once time has expired, Trainees should close the browser window, and answer (verbally or in writing) questions you have prepared for the exercise.

Example Tasks :

• Beginners might be asked to synthesize the situation into a brief, coherent report to be presented to a superior upon his/her arrival on the scene.
• More advanced users might be asked to provide the same brief, augmented with suggested courses of action, and identify additional information (and information sources) that should be employed.
• Expert users could be asked to provide an initial fire-scene strategy based on the information gleaned from the RSAT Module.

Technical Issues:
The RSAT Module can be viewed on any standard web browser with FLASH capability.
Click on the Icon Below to get the Flash Plug-in.