Meet the unique blend of senior-level decision makers and frontline operational personnel at Asia Pacific’s largest emergency management conference and exhibition – AFAC27 powered by INTERSCHUTZ

AFAC27 powered by INTERSCHUTZ is Australasia’s largest emergency management conference and exhibition. Since 2016, the exhibition has grown to become the must attend event for emergency management professionals who are sourcing equipment and services for their agencies.

This is your opportunity to meet decision makers and influencers from fire, emergency management, law enforcement, defence, resources, the built environment and hazardous industrial sectors. No other medium offers you the chance to demonstrate your product in person to these hard to reach customers.

As well as the exhibition, AFAC27 will also offer social functions for you to meet and network with the senior-level conference delegates and fellow exhibitors.

  • Meet the sector’s decision makers and influencers
  • Generate quality leads
  • Position your organisation alongside the trusted AFAC & INTERSCHUTZ brands at the event run by the sector for the sector
  • Demonstrate your product in person to an audience of thousands
  • Benefit from the extensive PR & marketing campaign

Hear what our AFAC26 exhibitors had to say

“AFAC19 was an incredible opportunity for Code 3 to showcase our C3DNA technology and generate a huge amount of interest and exposure for our emergency lighting and warning device products. Over the three days we connected with a range of people from Operational personnel (both career and volunteers) to Fleet Managers, Procurement Managers and Engineers. AFAC for us is about connecting with not only customers but other industry providers and suppliers. The whole exhibitionhall was spectacular and we are extremely happy with the success of AFAC19 and cannot wait to see what is in store for AFAC2020.”
Jon Julian
National Sales Manager – Emergency, Code 3
“Our first time at AFAC 2019 will be memorable. We learned so much about public safety in Australia and how goods and services are purchased and looked at. Being from the States, we have more to learn but it was a positive first step to educate Australian first responders who Bryx is and all the things we can provide to decrease turnout times. We provide Bryx 911, our mobile alerting app for free to all first responders.”
Brian Bush
International Sales Manager, BRYX
“This year’s AFAC firefighting expo was a huge success for us. In past years it’s been mainly a time to see existing customers – mainly in aerial firefighting – but this year we saw a heightened interest from those looking to track ground fleet and their teams. Having seen the potential for growth this year makes the conference more worthwhile for us. Other highlights was the notable demand for vehicle tracking for fire, ambulance and security, as well as a heap of interest on keeping tabs on equipment and people – mainly for equipment and stocktake! Thank you for taking such great care of us.”
Rosa Anderson-Jones
Marketing Manager, TracPlus Global
“The AFAC exhibition I found to be a great platform to meet almost all of the important players in the industry. Being a producer of protective clothing and a new entrant in the Australian market we were able to introduce ourselves to all the major stakeholders including whole sellers, retailers as well as professionals engaged in preparing standards for protective equipment for different functions. The event is attended by decision makers and important influencers including the end users. There are a host of illuminating forums and talks around different aspects of the fire protection industry and all in all the whole experience is very comprehensive for anyone wanting understanding of the market. We have therefore decided to continue our participation in the event next year.”
Mustafa Zamar
Sarena Dyeing Finishing & Apparel

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Who should attend the AFAC Exhibition?

  • 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.

  • 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 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 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

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Or contact:

Rob Keen
(Australasia)
Tel: +61 (0)402 207 205
Email: rob.keen@hannoverfairs.com.au

Sandra Mathews
(International)
Tel: +49 511 89 31418
Email: Sandra.Mathews@messe.de