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Empowering Emergency Excellence: The Emergency Services Show returns to Birmingham this week
From key innovations to must-attend sessions and networking opportunities, IFSJ gives a rundown of what to look out for at The Emergency Services Show 2024
Meet the IFSJ team at Stand: 5/N175 and pick up your free copy of the magazine!
The UK’s leading trade event for the fire and rescue community, The Emergency Services Show, returns to the NEC Birmingham this month, running from 18-19 September 2024.
This extensive event offers fire professionals an opportunity to engage with the latest innovations and strategies shaping the fire sector.
With over 600 exhibitors and 1000 brands participating, there is a wide range of products and services on display to support the evolving demands of fire and rescue services.
Co-located with The Emergency Tech Show (ETS), now in its second year, the event will showcase new developments in firefighting equipment, PPE, and advanced control room technologies, alongside training tools such as virtual reality simulations.
Attendees can explore advancements across the fire sector, from essential equipment to IT and communications, all of which play a role in modern firefighting and emergency response.
Focus on Knowledge-Sharing and Networking
Alongside the exhibition, a diverse content programme will offer sessions addressing critical issues for the fire and rescue community.
Topics on the agenda include sustainability efforts within fire services, the latest on next-generation personal protective equipment (PPE), and approaches to professional development and leadership within the fire sector.
These discussions provide an opportunity for professionals to gain insights into the trends shaping the future of fire and rescue services, as well as the practical challenges they currently face.
Networking opportunities will be a key part of the event.
Spaces like the Networking Café and the Tech Bar at ETS will allow fire professionals to connect with industry peers, suppliers, and experts in informal settings, fostering discussions around best practices and new technologies.
Whether it’s sharing experiences or discovering potential collaborations, these spaces are designed to facilitate engagement among attendees.
Registration for the show is open and free, offering access to both The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show.
Complimentary parking at the NEC is available throughout the event for all visitors.
For those involved in the fire and rescue sector, this event offers a comprehensive look at the current landscape and future direction of the industry.
The Emergency Services Show 2024 is set to offer a range of informative sessions on firefighter PPE, sustainability, and the development of skills and people within the fire sector.
These sessions, spread across multiple stages, provide a comprehensive look at current issues and future directions in the fire service.
From new procurement processes to advances in sustainability, this year’s show covers a broad spectrum of topics designed to equip fire professionals with the knowledge they need to navigate the challenges ahead.
Firefighter PPE Stage
The Firefighter PPE Stage will focus on upcoming procurement exercises, innovations in personal protective equipment, and contamination issues.
The opening session, led by the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC), will provide an overview of the upcoming PPE procurement exercise due to launch in 2025.
Speakers from various fire and rescue services will discuss the goals of this national project and share insights into the evolving needs of firefighter protection.
Following this, the implications of the Public Procurement Act 2023 will be dissected by experts who will highlight the changes affecting suppliers and public procurement activities, which will be critical for companies competing for upcoming contracts.
Several sessions will focus on contamination risks associated with firefighting.
A key discussion will centre on efforts to reduce firefighters’ exposure to harmful contaminants, featuring insights from both operational guidance and ongoing research.
The spotlight will then shift to the role of innovation in keeping PPE responsive to changing needs, with leading suppliers sharing how they integrate feedback from the frontline to continually improve equipment.
The importance of effective PPE cleaning will also be addressed, exploring current decontamination processes and the need for further research to ensure firefighter safety.
This is closely followed by a session on the hazards of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in firefighter garments, during which panellists will explore potential alternatives to these chemicals, which have sparked concerns due to their toxic properties.
On the second day, the focus will shift to base layers and undergarments, which form the essential foundation of PPE.
Experts will discuss innovations in materials that can enhance protection while mitigating contamination risks.
The balance between protection and comfort will also be explored in a session that brings together perspectives from academia, industry, and end users.
An ongoing issue within the fire service is the difficulty women face in sourcing PPE that fits correctly.
This discussion will examine the current landscape, the challenges that persist, and the strides being made to address them.
Following this, the conversation will broaden to address the inclusivity of PPE, looking at how cultural diversity can be better accounted for in equipment design.
The final session on this stage will involve an exploration of the cost and time associated with evaluating new PPE, questioning how representative testing groups can be and how best to manage these evaluations to benefit the entire workforce.
Sustainability Stage
The Sustainability Stage at the 2024 show will delve into how the fire and rescue services are addressing environmental challenges and working towards sustainability goals.
One key session will focus on the fire risks posed by lithium-ion batteries, which are becoming more common in an increasingly green world.
Experts will update the audience on the dangers these batteries pose to firefighters and share strategies for mitigating the risks.
Another session will highlight Horsham Fire Station and Training Centre, a green building project in West Sussex.
The station features several sustainability initiatives, such as solar panels and electric vehicle charging points, as well as zoning practices that limit contamination risks for firefighters.
Attendees will learn how sustainability was integrated into every aspect of the building’s design and operation.
Day two on this stage will cover the broader issue of how fire and rescue services can achieve net-zero carbon emissions.
The NFCC’s work on providing evidence-based tools to support sustainable practices across prevention, protection, and response services will be discussed, giving insight into the sector’s sustainability journey.
The final session on this stage will focus on the increasing frequency of wildfires and the need for a collaborative approach to mitigating these events.
While fire services often lead the response to wildfires, experts will argue that the problem is far-reaching and requires involvement from multiple agencies and sectors.
People & Skills Stage
The People & Skills Stage will offer insights into the development and retention of talent within the fire service, as well as the evolving role of the fire service in community care.
A session on apprenticeships will explore the long-term benefits of these schemes beyond the completion of end-point assessments, discussing how both apprentices and organizations continue to benefit from the experience.
This will be followed by a unique session featuring with The Antarctic Fire Angels who completed a remarkable 53-day trek to the Antarctic.
The duo will share their story, offering inspiration and insight into the resilience and determination required to succeed in extreme environments.
On day two, the discussion will turn to integrating volunteers into emergency services.
Representatives from Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service will present creative strategies for engaging volunteers and building stronger community ties.
This will be followed by a session on creating a culture of wellbeing within emergency services, with a focus on how managers can effectively support their teams’ mental health and address issues such as stress and burnout.
The final two sessions will cover trauma risk management (TRiM) and the evolving role of fire services in a multi-agency approach to dealing with burns casualties.
TRiM, a peer-led program, helps break down barriers to mental health support, and experts will discuss how best to implement this approach within emergency services.
In the closing session, fire services from Kent and London Gatwick will share their experiences of working with other agencies to improve outcomes for burns victims, offering a valuable case study in collaboration and expanded service delivery.
Meet the IFSJ Team
The Emergency Services Show is great opportunity to meet with the International Fire and Safety Journal team in person, discuss the latest trends in the fire and rescue sector, and grab a free copy of our magazine.
We’ll be located at Stand: 5/N175 and would love to connect with you.
Whether you want to explore industry insights or simply say hello, we look forward to seeing you there.
This article was originally published in the September 2024 issue of International Fire & Safety Journal. To read your FREE digital copy, click here.
Wescom Group highlights safety solutions for emergency services at the Emergency Services Show
Wescom Group showcases safety innovations at NEC exhibition
Wescom Group is set to exhibit its range of products designed for First Responders at the Emergency Services Show, taking place at the NEC in Birmingham from 18-19 September.
As reported by Wescom Group, the company will feature several core brands, including ANP Pharma, KDL chemical detection systems, and the new Eflare hazard warning lighting.
Marketing Director Sean McCrystal highlighted the new Eflare LED lights, designed for various emergency service professionals.
McCrystal said: “Our new Eflare LED lights offer a range of warning lights for all types of users from the fire service, roadside rescue and recovery, trackside personnel, ambulance and first aiders.”
New Eflare LED lights on display
The new Eflare hazard warning lights are one of the main highlights at the exhibition.
These lights provide intelligent-power LED illumination, ensuring reliable visibility in a range of conditions.
The lights are also intrinsically safe and ATEX Zone 2 approved, making them suitable for emergency services and hazardous environments.
This event marks the first showing of the new Eflare sector packs.
These packs include various configurations tailored for different emergency scenarios, such as Fire Cordon Kits and Emergency Landing Packs.
Wescom Group’s aim is to provide efficient storage and quick deployment for emergency services.
ANP Pharma to feature at the exhibition
Wescom Group’s ANP Pharma brand will also be a key focus of the exhibition.
With over 50 years of experience in pharmaceuticals, ANP provides bespoke medical kits, vaccines, antibiotics, and medical consumables.
The brand’s market knowledge and compliance with JRCALC guidelines make it a valuable partner for First Responders requiring medical supplies.
The ANP team will be on hand to discuss their range of products and solutions, offering demonstrations and insights into the latest pharmaceutical developments for emergency services.
Wescom Group’s presence at NEC
Alongside the display of Eflare lights and ANP Pharma products, Wescom Group’s electronics and medical teams will demonstrate their newest innovations in safety solutions.
The company will offer attendees the opportunity to explore its extensive range of tools and equipment designed to support First Responders.
Representatives from Wescom will be available to provide detailed information about their products and their applications across various emergency scenarios.
Wescom Group highlights safety solutions for emergency services at NEC: Summary
Wescom Group is exhibiting a range of products for emergency services at the Emergency Services Show, taking place at the NEC in Birmingham on 18-19 September.
Featured products include the Eflare hazard warning lights, which provide LED illumination suitable for a range of emergency scenarios.
New sector packs designed for various uses, such as Fire Cordon Kits, will also be on display.
Additionally, Wescom’s ANP Pharma brand will showcase its pharmaceutical offerings, including bespoke medical kits and consumables.
The company’s teams will be present to demonstrate their latest safety solutions for First Responders.
The Emergency Services Show to return to NEC Birmingham
A comprehensive showcase for the UK and international emergency services sector
The Emergency Services Show, the UK’s multi-award-winning trade event dedicated to the UK blue light community will return to the NEC Birmingham from 18-19 September 2024.
The event promises to be, Europe’s largest and most comprehensive series dedicated to product innovation, exclusive networking opportunities, and essential learnings for the emergency services sector.
The Emergency Services Show will be co-located with The Emergency Tech Show (ETS), which debuted last year and quickly became a vital event for emergency tech professionals.
The show will feature sector-leading exhibitors, an extensive content programme, and will be an important destination for procurement specialists, decision-makers, and frontline operational personnel from various sectors including police, fire and rescue, ambulance, search and rescue, and support services.
Attendees will have the opportunity to see the latest products and solutions from over 600 exhibitors and more than 1000 brands.
Technological advancements and new partnerships
The Emergency Tech Show will highlight the most advanced technologies driving the digital transformation of the emergency services sector.
The show will include the Technology Main Stage and Tech Hub seminar theatres.
New for 2024 is the techUK Pavilion, a partnership with techUK, which will showcase innovative technology solutions from emerging SMEs and startups.
Attendees will be able to explore cutting-edge solutions tailored to the emergency services sector from these tech trailblazers.
David Brown, Event Director of The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show, emphasised the importance of technological advancements in emergency response: “Staying ahead of the curve is crucial in ensuring effective emergency response.
“The rate at which technology is transforming the ways our teams respond to and recover from the most serious of situations is truly remarkable.
“Our events provide a pivotal platform for the entire sector to access cutting-edge solutions and training that enhance multi-agency collaboration and immediate and long-term resilience.”
New features and focus areas for 2024
The 2024 event will include several new features, such as the NFCC Future Firefighter PPE Theatre, sponsored by Enduro Protect, which will discuss ensuring future personal protective equipment is fit for purpose.
In partnership with Coventry University Simulation Centre, the new People & Skills Stage will focus on the evolving training and development landscape to enhance lifelong professional skills.
For the first time, The Emergency Services Show will feature a Sustainability Stage dedicated to decarbonising the blue light sector.
This stage will explore solutions for green fleets, emissions reduction, and collaborative approaches to achieving net zero.
The Emergency Services Environment and Sustainability Group, part of the National Police Estates Group (NPEG), will host exclusive member meetings to enhance environmental management practices across the sector.
Networking and continued professional development
The Policing Stage will return for 2024, featuring speakers from frontline policing and research, offering CPD-accredited sessions with valuable case studies and insights to improve policing practices.
Networking will remain a key focus, with events such as the Networking Café and the Tech Bar at The Emergency Tech Show providing central hubs for connecting with colleagues and discussing the latest technologies.
Registration for the event, sponsored by MSA Safety, is now open and offers access to both events with a single free pass, including complimentary parking at the NEC.
For more information about The Emergency Services Show 2024, visit www.emergencyuk.com.
For The Emergency Tech Show 2024, visit www.emergencytechshow.com.
The Emergency Services Show: Where technology meets emergency response
From the Lessons Learned Leaders Summit to the Innovation Theatre, there’s a wealth of insight on offer at The Emergency Services Show 2023
The Emergency Services Show 2023 is among the most eagerly awaited events in the calendar for emergency professionals.
This annual exhibition gathers thousands of professionals from all blue light services, renowned industry speakers, and experts from around the globe to exchange ideas, demonstrate innovative products and services, and engage in comprehensive training and educational sessions.
The 2023 show will take place on 19-20 September at the NEC in Birmingham.
With over 16,000 industry professionals expected, The Emergency Services Show offers an incredible opportunity for attendees to foster strong industry relationships, learn from other departments about their challenges, and bring back new insights to their organisations.
The event features engaging hands-on training sessions and pre-conference workshops.
Conference sessions across several theatres will be presented by esteemed industry experts introducing new areas of interest within the emergency services, as well as updated content on vital topics.
Attendees can gain insights about the latest tactics, techniques, and technologies designed to elevate their expertise.
The Emergency Services Show 2023 also boasts special events, including the Lessons Learned Leaders Summit, which provides a platform for sharing valuable experiences from significant events, and the Innovation Theatre, an exhibiting destination for the latest tech enabling a more efficient, effective, and life-saving blue light sector.
The European region is projected to dominate the emergency technology market at the event.
The exhibition will highlight advancements in technology for emergency services, such as AI-powered and IoT-enabled communication systems.
With its focus on learning, sharing, and innovation, The Emergency Services Show 2023 is an unmissable event for anyone involved in the emergency services industry.
Learn, engage, network
This show offers a range of free-to-attend seminar sessions and workshops, with over 90 CPD-accredited sessions across six theatres: the Lessons Learned Leaders’ Summit, Innovation Theatre, Resilience & Recovery Theatre, Policing Conference, Health & Wellbeing Theatre, and the College of Paramedics Theatre.
Attendees can witness live demonstrations that breathe life into the latest products and solutions.
Beyond the world-class exhibition and learning opportunities, networking is a key pillar of the Emergency Services Show.
The event brings together professionals from police, ambulance, fire & rescue, search & rescue, and voluntary sectors.
It offers an ideal platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing, thereby redefining the future of the field.
The Networking Party at the end of day one and the Networking Café at the centre of the show provide great opportunities for informal interactions.
For an elevated networking experience, an exclusive VIP Lounge is also available by invitation.
The Emergency Services Show 2023 is not just an exhibition; it’s an opportunity to improve the safety and security of the public by enhancing the capabilities and connections within the blue light sector.
With over 10,000 products and solutions on display, 16,000+ visitors, and more than 500 leading exhibitors, it is the ultimate event for anyone working or involved in the emergency services sector.
The Emergency Services Show: Shaping future leaders and innovators
ESS will provide unparalleled learning opportunities, from delving into vital lessons from significant incidents over the past year, to unveiling future life-saving technologies.
As a unique feature of this year’s show, the Lessons Learned Leaders Summit will take centre stage.
This forum is designed specifically for leaders within all emergency services and associated agencies.
The summit aims to delve into the valuable lessons drawn from significant incidents over the past year.
With a broad range of relevant topics to all blue light services, attendees will be engaged in discussions about the importance of diversity in leadership, how to sustain review recommendations, insights from specific incident reports like the Manchester Arena attack, and strategies to address challenges like ambulance handover delays.
Simultaneously, the Innovation Theatre will provide an extensive overview of the areas of equipment and life-saving techniques on display at the Emergency Services Show.
It will encompass everything from PPE to medical equipment, vehicles, training, operational kit, and communications technologies.
Attendees will also be privy to exciting revelations about the future of emergency services, such as the digital ambulance of the future and advances in automatic external defibrillation technology.
Building resilience and recovery skills
Marking the 30th anniversary of the Emergency Planning Society, the Resilience & Recovery Theatre will be introduced for the first time.
It will offer an agenda aligned with the government’s Resilience Framework document.
This includes a commitment to developing a new Resilience Academy, a ‘reinvigorated’ national exercising programme to test preparedness throughout the resilience system, and the introduction of a new system of Emergency Alerts in 2023.
The Resilience & Recovery Theatre will host several expert speakers who will share best practices, discuss the importance of emergency preparedness, and outline key strategies to mitigate impacts.
Notable sessions include “Crisis comms and culture: where to start”, which examines the challenges of reputational management, and “Delivering a modern, competency framework in a multi-agency Local Resilience Forum”, offering insights into the development of comprehensive programmes that bolster confidence in Local Resilience Forums.
Other compelling sessions feature in-depth discussions on topics such as the role of the Air Accidents Investigation Branch in responding to commercial wide-body aircraft accidents, the design and delivery of the Resilience and Emergencies Professional (REP) degree apprenticeship, and the role of the private sector in resilience planning.
The agenda also presents a host of expert-led sessions scheduled for the following day.
Sessions such as “Culture, reputation, and handling media scrutiny” explore preventative steps to identify behavioural issues that could risk the services’ reputation.
Meanwhile, sessions like “Engaging communities through emergency contact hubs” highlight the pivotal role of community-owned and operated hubs in an emergency.
With a lineup of engaging speakers and insightful sessions, the Emergency Services Show 2023 is geared to provide an exceptional learning experience for those within the emergency services sector, advancing their professional development and equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the evolving landscape of emergency response and resilience.
The Emergency Tech Show
As the emergency services field evolves, so does the technology that supports it.
A new addition to the Emergency Services Show 2023 is the new co-located Emergency Tech Show.
This segment promises to unveil the most cutting-edge developments in emergency service technologies and highlight the innovations that are shaping the future of the sector.
A primary focus of the Emergency Tech Show is on digital advancements that have the potential to revolutionise emergency response and management.
These include digital communication technologies, advanced medical devices, enhanced PPE, and state-of-the-art training tools.
The objective is to demonstrate how technology can facilitate more efficient, effective, and life-saving responses within the ‘blue light’ sector.
Of particular interest is the much-anticipated launch of the ‘digital ambulance of the future’.
As emergency response services increasingly rely on digital technology, this showcase will provide a glimpse into how this trend will be reflected in the core tools and vehicles used in the field.
In addition, the Emergency Tech Show will highlight significant strides in the development of automatic external defibrillation technology.
This crucial life-saving tool has seen numerous improvements in recent years, and the show will delve into the most recent advancements and their implications for first responders and the communities they serve.
Moreover, the Emergency Tech Show will cover an array of equipment areas pertinent to emergency services, including operational kits and communications technologies.
By examining the latest technologies in these areas, the show will provide invaluable insights into how these developments can enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of emergency response services.
With a focus on both the present and future of emergency services technology, the Emergency Tech Show is set to be a compelling and enlightening part of the Emergency Services Show 2023.
It will provide attendees with an invaluable opportunity to explore the latest advancements, gain deeper insights into their implications, and better understand how they can be integrated into their own practice to enhance service provision and save lives.
Why you should attend The Emergency Services Show
The Emergency Services Show 2023 is an event that should be a priority for all professionals in the fire industry.
With a wealth of networking opportunities, learning experiences, and exposure to the latest technological advancements, this show has the potential to shape the future of emergency services.
By bridging the gap between the industry’s leaders and practitioners, it offers an unparalleled platform for knowledge sharing and collaboration.
Whether you are seeking to stay abreast of industry trends, looking to source new equipment or simply want to connect with like-minded professionals, this show provides an invaluable opportunity.
Don’t miss out on this chance to be at the forefront of the emergency services sector, shaping its direction and improving the safety and security of our communities.
International Fire and Safety Journal will be exhibiting at The Emergency Services Show in Hall 5/L186.
Exclusive Interview: David Brown, Event Director for the Emergency Services Show
IFSJ caught up with David Brown, Event Director for the Emergency Services Show (ESS) which is set to take place at the NEC in Birmingham, UK from 21/22 September.
What is on the agenda for firefighters at ESS this year?
It’s quite simple this year: the weather. This is an issue that is not going to go away. With what has happened over the last few weeks there is going to be a focus on wildland fires and lessons learned. The industry will be re-evaluating the kit that they have been using and looking for suitable new gear for the future.
When you have sustained weather patterns like the dryness that we’ve had, it is inevitable that we are going to have potential flooding following soon. There’s a lot happening in the industry keeping fire services busy and sustainability and the environment are among the big issues affecting the sector.
What key speakers and sessions should attendees from the fire industry look out for?
There are three main seminar theatre which are all CPD accredited – Health and Wellbeing, Emerging Technologies and Lessons Learnt.
The big one that is always popular is Health and Wellbeing – Mental Health is an ongoing problem for the sector and for all the emergency services, so we’ve got a strong seminar theatre focused to support all staff.
We’re also the new main sponsor for the Control Room Awards who are hosting their awards at the show on the evening of 21 September. Control rooms are the first people who receive that 999 call and some of the work they do listening to people is very challenging and it is so important to give this area the recognition they deserve.
Other new areas of focus for the fire sector are electric vehicles and emerging technology. There are a number of electric vehicle suppliers displaying a great range of vehicles this September including ambulances and fire appliances such as Emergency One will be introducing their newest E1 EV0 fire appliance to visitors at the show.
What’s interesting with new technology is when it goes wrong. There has been a spate of lithium batteries causing fires such as those started by scooters and phones, and of course electric vehicles themselves. That’s something we’re looking at in the Lessons Learnt and Emerging Technologies seminar theatres by exploring the problems it gives the sector as well as looking at solutions to overcome them.
Ukraine has been a big area in terms of the great work Fire Aid have done in delivering vehicles and kit to Ukraine, so we’ve got a few sessions on how they dealt with logistics and how they have worked with equipment suppliers. We’re flying over a paramedic from the front line who is going to be talking about what it is like out there and the type of equipment they are desperate for.
Can you tell us about the range of exhibitors from the fire industry at the show this year?
It’s huge: it’s vehicles, clothing, IT, communications, medical, training, facilities – in fact any type of kit that is used in prevention and responding to incidents – the show has grown considerably. Our show last year was successful, but this year it’s going to be our biggest and best yet. My message to the industry is that we organised last year’s show at short notice, but the last full show was really in 2019. That’s three years ago – imagine how much technology has changed in this time and how many new companies are now in the market. If you missed last year’s show and you are serious about looking at the latest kit then make sure you come to the NEC this September because you have got so much to see.
What networking opportunities will be available at this year’s event?
The show is a great networking arena. New for this year is a health and wellbeing café which will hopefully include yoga sessions and drop in massages. There’s a networking café that we haven’t had before, we’ve introduced a VIP lounge and we’ve got the drinks reception on the Wednesday night.
We have the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) National Procurement Hub who will be hosting their September procurement meetings, and they are really interested in engaging with our exhibitors. NILO, the National Interagency Liaison Officers group will also be in attendance, and the Airport Fire Officers Association are having their AGM at the show.
We will once again have the Collaboration Zone featuring organisations from the voluntary sector who attend the scenes of major incidents, such as the Salvation Army and British Red Cross. They will be looking to discuss the capabilities they have and what they are able to assist with.
What are you most excited for as the event draws closer?
I’m genuinely excited about bringing everyone together again not only in the fire and rescue service but ambulance and police. Future Policing has grown incredibly and has a show itself within the hall so I’m excited about the way that’s going. We’ve just got a new exhibitor on board: BT Emergency Response Team who are coming to the show for the first time. They have their own firefighters and flood teams who protect their own assets as well as their own mobile communication vehicles and are offering their services to the emergency services, so they will be looking to engage with visitors.
The West Midlands Fire Service are once again running their popular regional extrication competition in the hall, which interestingly is currently being used as a competitors venue for the Commonwealth Games.
When you’re so involved in organising the event, you take everything for granted and when you take a step back like now and are asked what’s there – it’s the best and biggest show we’ve ever put on since we launched in 2006 and I believe the show now truly reflects what a fantastic sector the fire and rescue services is and the brilliant work that they do along with the other emergency services. It is truly collaboration at its best!
I know we had the show last year but we had two months’ notice to actually organise it. This time we’re back to the full year. There’s just so much hunger from equipment suppliers to get involved with this sector – the response has been phenomenal. Firefighters, decision makers, fleet managers, whoever has a say in what kit you use and buy, there has never been a better time to come to the show.
To find out more about the Emergency Service Show and register to attend, visit https://www.emergencyuk.com/