The AFAC powered by INTERSCHUTZ exhibition is Australasia’s premier and most comprehensive emergency management and first responders’ event, occupying over 15,000sqms all six halls of the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre. The Exhibitors will showcase in Halls 1 to 5 and Hall 6 will facilitate the Live Demonstration program. Hundreds of national and international brands, manufacturers, and supplies will showcase the latest products, services, and solutions for operational and best practice outcomes.
The Exhibition
AFAC25 exhibition is a world class showcase of national and international brands, latest best practice solutions for all first responder sectors who protect life and property every day.
Exhibitors span the following collaboration groups.
- Capability – Fleet, PPE, and Equipment.
- Workforce – WHS, people systems and learning and development.
- Community Risk Reduction – Risk reduction, mitigation strategies, warning systems, and risk management.
- Response Operations – Real-time operational decision systems, decision support, incident management, emerging technology, communication technology, drones, satellite imagery, GIS, field rigid redeployable infrastructure.
- Fire Safety – Building fire safety systems, building standards.
Demonstration Zone
AFAC25 powered by INTERSCHUTZ in Perth, Western Australia will again feature the Live Demonstration program, within Hall 6 of the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre, with direct connectivity in and out of the Exhibition Halls 1 to 5.
Once again featuring several demonstrations, designed to showcase the latest techniques, technology, and current best practice developments. This program will run Wednesday 27 and Thursday 28 August and with being an indoor environment, we’re currently working with Exhibiting companies to provide an interesting line up of demonstrations. These have included the long-term favourite, accident scene and patient extrication techniques, stay tuned for updates.
Solutions Theatre
Free-to-Attend and located in Hall 3 of the exhibition, you will discover a comprehensive program of 20-minute practical and educational presentations from manufacturers, supplies and industry professionals, of the resources you use daily.
These presentations will keep you abreast of industry developments, best practice outcomes covering topics relating to Workforce, Capabilities (Equipment, PPE, and Fleet), Community Risk Reduction, Response Operations, and Fire Safety. Stay tuned and plan your visit to attend sessions over the 3 Days of the Exhibition from Tuesday 26 – Thursday 28 August 2025.
AIDR Knowledge Centre
Centrally located in Hall 2 is the AIDR Knowledge Centre featuring the popular POSTER DISPLAY. The Poster display provides an extensive showcase of industry research and projects tailored to making change. Take time to stroll through the Knowledge Centre and view, read and discuss content with the researchers and authors. You get to participate in VOTING for the best project Poster, so don’t forget to place your vote.
MEET THE SPEAKER LOUNGE
Take the opportunity to visit the MEET THE SPEAKER LOUNGE and meet and speak with the Conference speakers. Located as part of the AFAC Stand in Hall 3.
Who should attend the AFAC Exhibition?
Emergency Response & Management
- Firefighters and Emergency Responders: Front-line personnel seeking the latest tools and techniques for effective crisis response.
- Incident Commanders & Control Room Managers: Leaders coordinating large-scale, multi-agency responses.
- Emergency Communications Officers: Specialists responsible for public alerts, crisis communication, and information management during emergencies.
- Urban Search and Rescue Teams (USAR): Professionals enhancing skills and equipment for complex rescues.
- Community Resilience & Recovery Coordinators: Leaders focused on community preparedness, resilience, and long-term recovery support.
Government, Defence & Policy Development
Local, State, and Federal Government Officials: Policymakers invested in community safety, disaster resilience, and risk mitigation.
- Defence and Security Personnel: Those responsible for national safety, including fire, rescue, and disaster relief capabilities.
- Public Health Coordinators & Humanitarian Workers: Addressing community health and welfare in post-disaster scenarios.
- Environmental Policymakers & Climate Adaptation Specialists: Professionals tackling the climate impact on emergency readiness and response.
Business Continuity, Insurance & Risk Management
- Business Continuity Planners: Preparing organisations to withstand and recover from major incidents.
- Insurance and Risk Assessment Officers: Providing risk management solutions and recovery strategies to reduce financial loss.
- Financial Services and Business Resilience Coordinators: Working to secure organisational resilience against potential disasters.
Environmental and Health Safety (EHS) Experts
- Environmental and Climate Scientists: Researchers addressing climate-related risks and their impact on disaster management.
- Occupational Health & Safety (OHS) Coordinators: Ensuring the well-being of workers and civilians in emergency situations.
- Facility & Plant Managers: Overseeing emergency readiness in industrial and commercial settings.
- Industrial Hygienists and Toxicologists: Experts in chemical and biological hazards critical to emergency preparedness.
Infrastructure, Industrial, and High-Risk Environments
- Mining Safety Officers and Engineers: Professionals from high-risk industries aiming to minimise hazards and improve emergency protocols.
- Oil & Gas and Resource Industry Safety Managers: Ensuring safety in volatile environments with robust emergency strategies.
- Utilities and Energy Sector Professionals: Leaders addressing safety in essential services and critical infrastructure.
- Transportation and Rail Industry Safety Officers: Developing protocols for large-scale incidents and operational safety.
- Construction and Building Safety Managers: Experts in risk assessment, fire safety, and emergency evacuation planning.
Innovation & Technology Leaders
- Data Scientists and Analysts: Using data-driven insights to shape predictive models and response strategies.
- Digital Transformation Specialists: Bringing technological advancements to emergency response and resource management.
- Innovation and Product Developers: Creators of fire-resistant materials, life-saving equipment, and advanced detection systems.
- AI and Machine Learning Experts: Innovators exploring AI applications for crisis forecasting, resource management, and on-ground support.
- Drone and Robotics Engineers: Specialists in drone applications and robotics for surveillance, delivery, and assistance in hard-to-reach areas.
Education, Research & Training
- Researchers and Academics: Advancing the science behind fire safety, emergency preparedness, and resilience.
- Training Officers and Field Instructors: Developing emergency response skills through hands-on training programs.
- Public Safety Educators and Outreach Coordinators: Professionals dedicated to public safety awareness and community education.
- Human Factors and Ergonomics Experts: Analysing human behaviour in emergencies to improve safety measures.
Nonprofit, NGO, and Community Organisations
- Nonprofit and NGO Leaders: Supporting communities during crises with resources, aid, and recovery programs.
- Social Service Coordinators & Community Leaders: Assisting vulnerable populations and supporting disaster recovery at the local level.
- Cultural and Heritage Preservation Specialists: Protecting culturally significant assets and sites in times of emergency.
