Co-located with The Emergency Tech Show

Why Visit: Fire & Rescue

The Emergency Services Show is a vital event for firefighters and fire rescue personnel, offering a unique opportunity to explore the latest advancements in firefighting equipment, rescue techniques, and fire safety technologies.

Keep up-to-date with the tools and resources that enhance operational efficiency and frontline safety.

Beyond product innovation, the show offers an invaluable platform for networking, sharing expertise, and learning from real-world case studies. With fire and rescue operations constantly evolving, The Emergency Services Show ensures that frontline staff are always ready to respond swiftly and effectively to any emergency.

YOUR 2-DAY FIRE & RESCUE ITINERARY - COMING SOON!

MUST-SEE EXHIBITORS FOR FIRE & RESCUE

EMERGENCY SERVICES TIMES CONTENT FOR YOU

Emergency Services Times is an extension of all the latest news, industry perspectives and valuable insights that you can receive at our two-day event in September. For fire & rescue service personnel there is an array of articles, webinars and podcast episodes that will suit your interests, and the content discussed will be expanded upon at the show.

WEBINARS

Emergency Services Times' webinars bring fire & rescue personnel year-round access to expert discussions and best practices on the biggest topics in the sector.

We recommend the following episodes below:


 


 


 

FOR EVERY RESPONSE PODCAST

For Every Response is Emergency Services Times podcast for the blue light sector. 

The first series of the podcast is the recorded audio from the CPD-accredited sessions during The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show 2024. With 54 sessions on five stages over two days, no one could get to see all the amazing free content, so, we’ve made them all freely accessible here for you to enjoy. 

We recommend the following episodes: 

Episode 1: Preparing for the new firefighter PPE procurement exercise

Episode 11: What is being done to reduce firefighter exposure to contaminants

Episode 53: Why wildfires are not just a fire problem