Mobile Training Facility

An increasing number of professional driver training programs are meeting their training objectives using immersive driving simulators. Simulation training systems aren’t simply an effective tool for teaching routine driving tasks and daily vehicle operations. It’s also a platform where trainees can experience low-frequency/high-impact events in a risk-free environment, and learn to handle emergency situations where a split-second decision makes the difference between a close call and a catastrophe.

Unfortunately, not everyone can maintain a dedicated training space just for simulators. That’s why FAAC has developed Mobile Training Facility (MTF) units. MTF units are an economical way to flexibly deliver interactive learning and immersive simulation training to the student, without sacrificing valuable real -estate at your facility, or locking down a single location where all simulation training must occur.

Each FAAC MTF is custom designed and built to meet your unique training needs. FAAC subject matter experts will collaborate with your team to develop a turnkey training solution, and make sure that your staff is ready to make the most from that solution.

FAAC’s MTFs are trailer-mounted, simulator-based driver training solutions. These purpose-built trailers are hand fabricated to provide the ideal environment for simulation training. MTFs regularly include teaching spaces, multiple simulators, operator stations, clean power and high-speed data wiring (needed for real-time simulation technology), and HVAC that suits your operating environment in any season.

These are not modified RV-style toy haulers. FAAC is dedicated to supplying the highest quality, precision-built trailers in the industry, down to the last detail: insulation, soundproofing, electrical and data wiring, and professional-grade finishes inside and out.  All FAAC’s MTF units are professionally built for transporting serious payloads. They are available in a variety of lengths, hitch types, and configurations, depending on the number and type of simulators and training spaces you need.