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Emergency Services at AFAC25: Innovation, Training & Collaboration

AFAC25 delivers a comprehensive programme for emergency services professionals.

The Emergency Services Expo showcases cutting-edge technology, vehicles, and equipment for firefighters, paramedics, police, and search and rescue teams, featuring the latest in forest fire management, storm response, and infectious disease control.

The Emergency Services Conference brings experts together to share real-world insights, best practices, and innovations in disaster management, crisis coordination, and emergency medical care, with key themes on emergency intensity, climate change, and AI-driven planning.

Live demonstrations will feature firefighting, search and rescue, and medical response techniques, while hands-on workshops provide training in AI for disaster response, resilience planning, and multi-agency coordination.

Who Should Attend?

AFAC25 is for professionals in emergency management, public safety, and disaster resilience, including:

  • First respondersFirefighters, paramedics, police officers, and SES personnel.
  • Incident commanders and emergency coordinators – Decision-makers managing large-scale responses.
  • Government agencies and responsible authorities – Those overseeing disaster response and public safety.
  • Defence and security personnel – Military, border security, and corrections officers.
  • Emergency medical and critical care professionals – Healthcare teams involved in crisis situations.
  • Private sector and infrastructure leaders – Businesses and service providers supporting resilience planning.

If you work in emergency services or disaster management, AFAC25 offers the connections, knowledge, and technology to improve how you respond to emergencies and disaster events.

Key Themes and Topics

AFAC25 will cover a wide range of emergency management functions, including:

  • Disaster response and crisis coordination – Handling large-scale emergencies and extreme weather events.
  • Search and rescue operations – The latest in drones, robotics, and communication technology.
  • Fire and rescue advancements – Innovations in suppression systems, equipment, and hazard mitigation.
  • Climate change and disaster preparedness – How climate change agencies are adapting to increasing threats.
  • Artificial intelligence and digital transformation – Using AI for predictive modelling, risk assessment, and resource management.
  • Public safety and resilience – Strengthening community response to wildfires, infectious diseases, and storm activity.

Each session is designed to provide actionable insights for emergency professionals, policy makers, and service providers.

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Live Demonstrations and Exhibitors

The AFAC25 Emergency Services Expo will feature hundreds of exhibitors, showcasing specialist equipment, protective gear, vehicles, and emergency response tools.

See the latest developments in firefighting, search and rescue, and emergency medical response.

Live demonstrations will bring new techniques, tools, and technologies to life. Watch forest fire suppression strategies in action, experience AI-driven disaster simulations, and see emergency medical teams in high-pressure scenarios.

This is a rare opportunity to experience the future of emergency services, crisis response, and disaster resilience first-hand.

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Our Speakers

AFAC25 brings together emergency leaders, crisis experts, and innovators to share insights on disaster response, crisis management, and emerging technologies.

Through keynotes, panels, and technical sessions, speakers will provide strategies and research shaping the future of emergency services.

Who Will Be Speaking?
  • Emergency Service Leaders – Chiefs, commanders, and senior officers from fire, police, and ambulance services.
  • Crisis & Disaster Experts – Specialists in large-scale emergency coordination and resilience planning.
  • Climate & Environmental Scientists – Experts on storm activity, wildfire risks, and climate-driven disasters.
  • AI & Technology Innovators – Leaders in artificial intelligence and digital transformation for emergency response.
  • Medical & Infectious Disease Specialists – Experts in emergency medical care, critical care, and pandemic response.
  • Search & Rescue Professionals – Specialists in urban rescues, remote operations, and crisis response.

Speakers come from government agencies, responsible authorities, research institutions, and the private sector, ensuring a dynamic and insightful programme.

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About the Event

What is the Emergency Services Expo, and who is it for?

  • The expo is a dedicated space for firefighters, paramedics, police, and emergency responders to explore the latest technology, tools, and solutions in their field. It is free to attend and offers hands-on experiences with new equipment, vehicles, and AI-driven emergency response systems.

How is the Emergency Services Conference different from other events?

  • Unlike general emergency management conferences, AFAC25 is designed specifically for first responders and frontline professionals. It provides practical insights, real-world case studies, and expert-led discussions on the latest in crisis management, disaster response, and critical care.

Programme & Networking

What live demonstrations will be available?

  • Expect interactive sessions covering fire suppression techniques, AI-driven emergency response, search and rescue operations, and infectious disease outbreak management. Demonstrations will feature the latest tools used in storm activity response, high-risk rescues, and medical crisis situations.

What networking opportunities are available?

  • AFAC25 offers both structured and informal networking opportunities, allowing emergency services professionals to connect with industry leaders, researchers, and service providers. These sessions foster collaboration between public agencies, private sector organisations, and responsible authorities.

How can emergency responders benefit from attending?

  • AFAC25 provides access to cutting-edge equipment, expert training, and innovative research. Attendees will gain practical skills, new insights into disaster response, and strategies to enhance coordination, response times, and resilience.

Key Topics & Innovations

Are there sessions on climate change and extreme weather preparedness?

  • Yes, AFAC25 includes sessions led by climate change agencies, environmental scientists, and emergency planners on preparing for the increasing intensity of emergencies caused by climate change, including wildfires, flooding, and severe storm activity.

How is artificial intelligence being used in emergency response?

  • AI is transforming emergency management by predicting disaster impacts, enhancing situational awareness, and optimising resource deployment. Sessions will explore AI’s role in fire suppression, emergency medical response, and crisis planning.

Will there be a focus on infectious diseases and medical crises?

  • Yes, AFAC25 features dedicated sessions on emergency medical response, critical care in disaster situations, and managing infectious disease outbreaks. Experts will cover pandemic preparedness, biohazard response, and mass casualty management.

What is the role of the private sector in emergency services?

  • Private sector organisations play a key role in developing new technology, supplying essential equipment, and supporting infrastructure resilience. AFAC25 offers opportunities to connect with leading service providers, technology firms, and industry specialists.

Registration & Travel

How do I register for AFAC25?

  • You can register your interest now, with full conference and exhibition registrations opening soon. Sign up to receive updates on programme details, speaker announcements, and early registration benefits.

Where is AFAC25 taking place, and how do I get there?

  • AFAC25 will be held at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre, Western Australia. Perth is well-connected with direct flights from Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia, making it an accessible destination for emergency professionals worldwide.