What is another term for permanent live fire training structures?

The term "burn building" refers to a specially designed structure used for live fire training exercises. These buildings are constructed to withstand high temperatures and repeated exposure to fire, providing a safe environment for firefighters to practice various firefighting techniques. They are equipped with features that allow instructors to simulate real fire scenarios, including the presence of smoke, heat, and flames.

While other terms like "fire training complex" may also refer to facilities where live fire training occurs, they typically encompass a broader range of structures and training environments, including those for vehicle extrications and rescue operations, not solely focused on live fire. The controlled burn station and ignition facility terms imply singular or specific controlled burn scenarios rather than the multipurpose utility and training capabilities of a burn building, which is designed for intense training situations and exercises consistently throughout its operational life.