Fire Warden & Marshal VR training for ports & terminals in Visakhapatnam.

DrillXR Fire Warden and Marshal is a multiplayer, role-based exercise that trains the people who lead an evacuation, not just the alarm that starts it. Several trainees take up warden and marshal roles in a shared virtual building as a fire develops, and the drill scores how well they sweep, control and account for people together. The simulation reproduces the failures that turn an evacuation into a tragedy: an incomplete sweep that leaves someone behind, an uncontrolled or blocked assembly point, a missed roll-call with persons unaccounted for, and the warden who is drawn into a developing fire instead of evacuating. The team works the procedure together: acknowledging the alarm and taking up the warden role, sweeping the assigned zone and directing evacuation, closing doors and checking refuge and vulnerable persons, marshalling the assembly point and taking roll-call, and reporting status to the incident controller.

The warden role is exactly what a poster cannot train, and India's framework expects it to be drilled. The Factories Act 1948 requires adequate means of escape and an on-site emergency plan, the National Building Code of India Part 4 sets the fire and life-safety framework including assembly and evacuation provision, and the Disaster Management Act 2005 frames the wider on-site emergency obligation. A workforce can have a perfect alarm system and still lose people because no warden swept the far store-room, two marshals controlled the same exit, or the roll-call was never reconciled. DrillXR puts a real team of wardens into a shared incident where those coordination failures surface and can be corrected, delivering the led, accounted-for evacuation regulators expect without evacuating a working plant to stage it.