Practice
Every question is original, written for the structure and timing of the Canadian test families (FireTEAM, FACT, CPS, and department-specific exams). Explanations teach the why, not just the answer. Free accounts get a sample of each bank; Pro is unlimited, always.
Levers, pulleys, gears, hydraulics, tools, valves, and pressure. The mechanical section appears in every major test family.
Fireground arithmetic, ratios, unit conversion, and word problems. No calculator, so mental math speed matters.
SOP-style passages, incident reports, and policy excerpts written in-house. Read fast, answer precisely.
Teamwork, public-interaction, and station scenarios in best-response format. This is the Human Relations section of FireTEAM-style testing (Calgary's test family), where it carries the most weight.
Street-grid navigation, orientation, and route selection. These sections reward a method; practice builds it.
Original questions aligned to the topic areas Essentials-based exams draw from: Edmonton's Threshold Knowledge Test, West Kelowna's written exam, Vancouver's written test, and academy exams all test this material.
First aid and EMR level knowledge aligned to professional responder course scope: the medical certifications most departments require before hire. Educational, never a substitute for certification training.
Provincial licence classes, air brake (Q endorsement) theory, abstracts and demerits: the licensing ladder departments check before anything else.
Wildland fire behaviour, fuels and weather, LACES and safety systems, hand tools, pumps and hose, and ICS basics for agency and contract crew applicants.
Personality and character sections carry the most weight in several test families. This bank teaches what those items measure (integrity, rule orientation, work attitudes) and why honest self-report is the only approach that works. It never coaches answers.
Twenty questions across four banks against one clock, scored at the end like the real thing. Free, unlimited retakes.
Edmonton-style: 50 questions, 60 minutes, chapter-weighted from the fire knowledge bank, scored against the 80 percent standard with a per-topic breakdown. Fresh paper every sitting.
Four timed sections with human relations weighted heaviest, the way the real sitting weights it. 70 questions, 78 minutes, fresh paper every sitting.
The OFAI Stage One structure: timed aptitude battery (reading, math, mechanical, mapping) plus a character inventory walkthrough in education mode.