The Emergency Services Show

The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show open today, welcoming thousands of visitors for two days of innovation, insights and learning as 500+ exhibitors showing 10,000+ products share how they are preparing the emergency services for every response.

With over 120 speakers over five stages providing 55 sessions of free learning and development, visitors to this year’s Emergency Services Show and Emergency Tech Show are spoilt for choice when it comes to accessing CPD certificates from show partner, CPDme.

The Emergency Services Show has announced its shortlist for this year’s Innovation Awards. The finalists represent a range of innovative products and services, from life-saving technologies to advanced operational tools, all aimed at improving efficiency and effectiveness across emergency services.

9 September marks National 999 Day, a day of celebration and remembrance dedicated to the heroic efforts of our emergency services and the launch of a new project from the National Emergency Services Museum celebrating the inspiring individuals behind the uniform.

Ahead of his appearance on the Firefighter PPE stage, Simon Ash from HAIX explores innovation in firefighter boots and the trade off between comfort and protection.

At this year’s Emergency Services Show and Emergency Tech Show, CPDme is once again providing Continuing Professional Development (CPD) accreditation for the free content sessions available to visitors to the NEC on 18 and 19 September.

The discussion about emergency fleet transition to electric vehicles (EVs) has been heating up considerably, and that is why it’s important for us to talk about the various elements of the transition through sessions on the Sustainability Stage at this year’s Emergency Services Show.

Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service partnered with the crash team from Thatcham Research to test out ways to respond to incidents involving electric vehicles, readying them for applying these techniques out on the roads as the number of EVs continues to grow.

At this year’s Emergency Services Show, Dräger will show a range of systems designed to protect fire and rescue and police personnel and ensure they return home safely at the end of every shift. 

Sure Antennas, a provider of high-performance vehicle antenna solutions, has announced a partnership with Airmax, a primary supplier of vehicle telematics to critical fleets.