Accepting Quotes Now For 2026

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Accepting Quotes Now For 2026 〰️

INDOOR WATER SIMULATION TANKS

  • real ENVIRONMENTS

  • real PRESSURE

  • real PERFORMANCE

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A rescue worker wearing a blue helmet and neon yellow jacket is swimming through water, likely during a rescue operation.

RESCUE TANKS

Two men in a water-filled room operating underwater filming equipment, with one man adjusting the camera and the other holding cables in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.

FILM TANKS

A rescue worker in protective gear underwater, holding a yellow object near a submerged orange barrier, pulling on a blue rope, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.

DIVE TANKS

BENEFIT FROM year-round ACCESSIBILITY 

Hurst the Jaws of Life operators working through a broken car windshield during a rescue operation, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.

YEAR-ROUND ACCESS is now available with indoor water simulation tanks. No more worrying about droughts in the summer and freezing in the winter. An indoor tank provides a clean and temperature controlled working environment anytime of day, during any season.

Control the intensity of the scenario with simulated lighting and weather effects. One button can stop the water flow in less than 5 seconds. Put an end to daytime river training deaths and accidents.

LEARN MORE ➺
Rescue worker in a helmet and uniform operating a rescue boat in the water near a yellow safety railing and platform, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.

REALISM+

SAFETY

  • Chlorinated, filtered, treated water. Flesh-eating bacteria and brain-eating amoeba come from the rain. The only way to avoid them is to take training indoors.

  • Place a submerged vehicle in the tank and allow first-responders to train in the environment that they will be actually working in. No municipality will allow a vehicle in their waterways and rivers. We do.

  • Completely control the water flow, pressure, and currents with variable flow drives. Stop all water flow in less than 5 seconds with a single button. 10-year no injury record.

  • Learning through repetitious failure in an environment that allows for mistakes without causing death or injury is preferable to everyone. Endlessly repeat any scenario until everyone on the team gets it right.

Two rescue workers in wetsuits and helmets holding a person in water during a rescue operation, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.
Six rescue team members wearing black wetsuits and orange helmets are in the water, working together to stabilize a capsized boat, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.
Rescue workers assisting a person near the edge of an open manhole during a nighttime rescue operation, with safety ropes and gear visible, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.
Rescue team in yellow helmets and gear helps a person out of a red inflatable boat amid a snow-covered area with snow and ice and a white car, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.
A rescue worker in gear lying on the ground at night, illuminated by a flashlight, surrounded by darkness with water spray, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.

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A diver wearing a helmet and neon yellow gloves is submerged in water, giving a thumbs-up gesture, with part of a yellow structure visible on the left side, in a Fathom Tanks water simulation tank.