After Action Reports
Every simulation is recorded from start to finish. Instructors and trainees review exactly what happened — gauge readings, control inputs, safety events — in a timeline they can scrub through.
Gauge Timeline Playback
Scrub through the entire simulation. See discharge pressure, intake pressure, RPM, and flow rate plotted on a timeline. Identify the exact moment an operator over-pressured a line or lost intake.
Event Log
Every control input is timestamped: valve opens, throttle changes, primer engagement, tank-to-pump transitions. The event log shows exactly what the operator did and when they did it.
Score Breakdown
See exactly where points were earned and lost. PDP accuracy, safety deductions, and category-by-category scoring across all 10 grading dimensions. No ambiguity about why a score landed where it did.
Safety Event Flags
Hose bursts, cavitation, pump overheating, and tank depletion are flagged on the timeline with severity indicators. Instructors can jump directly to failure events without scrubbing through the entire run.
Correct PDP Comparison
The AAR shows the target PDP alongside the operator's submitted answer. Instructors see the exact delta and whether the answer fell within the configured accuracy window.
PDF Export
Export any AAR as a formatted PDF for the training file. Includes the run summary, the line-by-line PDP results, safety flags, the event log, and the instructor’s review notes. Ready for audits, reviews, or trainee feedback sessions.
What's inside every After Action Report
The score, decomposed
Not just a number. The overall score breaks down by category — pressure accuracy per discharge line against the calculated target, safety deductions with the specific flag that caused each one, and time factors where the scenario carries a limit. A trainee who scored 78 can see it was 100-point pressure work dragged down by a cavitation flag, which is a completely different conversation than sloppy math.
The gauge timeline
Traces of discharge pressure, intake pressure, RPM, and flow for the entire run. Overpressure spikes, the sag when a second line opened, the recovery (or overcorrection) that followed — it's all visible. This is the piece instructors say replaces standing over the trainee's shoulder.
The event log
Every operator action with its timestamp: pump engaged, tank-to-pump opened, valve positions, governor changes, primer use. Paired with the gauge timeline, it answers why the gauges did what they did.
Running a 10-minute AAR debrief
A structure that works: have the trainee narrate their run from the event log before you comment (self-diagnosis sticks better); walk the gauge timeline at the two or three moments that decided the score; end on the category breakdown and agree on the one thing to fix next rep. Ten minutes, evidence on screen, no arguing about what happened — the record settles it.
After Action Report questions, answered
How detailed is the session recording?
How is the score shown?
Are safety events highlighted?
See what your operators are really doing on the panel
After Action Reports come with the Complete plan, and with the free 30-day trial.