This video shows a Max Fire Box Phase I Burn & Learn session with the Glen Carbon, Illinois Fire Department, using the Thermal Imaging Ventilation Attachment. It highlights the interactive learning environment the Max Fire Box was designed to create—and why this type of training cannot be duplicated safely in an acquired structure. Trying to would injure or kill firefighters. One of the biggest takeaways from this session is what happens when thermal imaging is not understood. Without using the

This video shows the Max Fire Box Phase II set up as a two-story burn, working ventilation and thermal imaging decision-making in a controlled, repeatable environment. During this evolution, we’re asking real fireground questions: • Do we vent over the garage? • Or do we vent over the main portion of the house? • What does the environment tell us before we commit? The Max Fire Box Phase II can be configured as a one-story or two-story burn, using one interchangeable roof. That flexibility allows

In this video, the Max Fire Box Phase II is set up as a two-story burn — a setup that allows firefighters to observe and control fire behavior across multiple levels. The Max Fire Box can be configured as a one-story or two-story burn, offering unlimited fire behavior and thermal imaging objectives. Each burn chamber has doors and windows that can be opened or closed, creating countless training scenarios — from isolated room burns to full-structure evolutions. You can even vent the roof over th

This video highlights the Max Fire Box Tag Line Burn & Learn. I developed the Max Fire Box to prevent firefighters from enduring tedious "death by PowerPoint" lectures. Too often, firefighter training relies heavily on telling rather than showing. While classroom lectures have their place, they should be limited. Experiencing fire behavior and thermal imaging objectives firsthand is far more impactful for firefighters.Recognizing that most firefighters benefit from hands-on learning, the "don’t

This video highlights the Max Fire Box Tag Line Burn & Learn. I developed the Max Fire Box to prevent firefighters from enduring tedious "death by PowerPoint" lectures. Too often, firefighter training relies heavily on telling rather than showing. While classroom lectures have their place, they should be limited. Experiencing fire behavior and thermal imaging objectives firsthand is far more impactful for firefighters. Recognizing that most firefighters benefit from hands-on learning, the "don’t

🔥 Max Fire Box Phase II: Burn & Learn 🔥 This video says it all. The Max Fire Box Phase II is more than just a prop—it’s an interactive learning environment built for the fire service. It can be configured as a one-story or two-story structure, depending on the fire behavior and thermal imaging objectives you want to teach. We don’t believe in long, drawn-out lectures or death by PowerPoint. Firefighters don’t learn that way—and neither do we. Classroom time has its place, but it should be shor