Asia Pacific Fire Magazine

Advanced System Protects Bulgarian Communications Commission from False Alarms

CMR Provides New BMS Control for Philippines Pharma

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan Presents Fire Commissioner Dany Cotton with her Long Service Award

Apollo Devices Chosen To Protect Paradise Island Resort in The Seychelles

Hainsworth Technology Reveals New Identity With The Needs Of The Modern Day Firefighter At Its Core

World-Leading Industry Expertise As ISD Solutions Achieves Fire Safety Landmark

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FIRE MAX 3 – Next Generation Protection

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Simple Decontamination for HazMat Response

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Australian & New Zealand Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

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PPE – The Way Ahead

Pacific Helmets – World leader in the design and manufacture of firefighting helmets

PT Rescue and Emergency One (UK) – Where innovation, quality and service matters!

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Quik CAFS – One pump – three outputs. All at once. Water, air and foam.

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PAC+CARE – Supporting emergency services in maintaining safe PPE

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XFlex – Bristol’s flagship range in structural firefighting PPE

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Magirus AirCore – A new generation of firefighting

Fire danger ratings, in turn, emergency warnings are being improved through implementation of research findings.

Fire Boss aircraft one of the first fixed wing aircraft to drop water enhancer BLAZETAMER380, an elastomer designed to increase the efficiency of water for direct Class A Fire Suppression.

Spontaneous and SES volunteers working together after the Brisbane floods.

Fire Growth in the building when Edge of Slab Firestop system was not installed.

Driving the vehicle cross country tests the suspension, vehicle handling and level of comfort for the crew.

Immersive visuals are used for multi-aircraft operations and advanced training scenarios with ground personnel.

Ram head with laser pointer to mark the exact spot where it will touch the construction.

Drones are already being used as an 'eye in the sky' for firefighters on the ground, scoping an area for risk analysis.

FTS Portable Automated Weather Station deployed in Whyte River.

Visually the fire looks as though it has been put out, but tree stumps and branches can remain alight on the inside for up to a month and this heat can only be seen with the IR camera.

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