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Fire Security Expo – Built for the people protecting Australia’s buildings, assets and critical infrastructure

12 Jun, 2026



Fire Security Expo opens at ICC Sydney on 2 September 2026 — a dedicated fire protection trade event built for Australia’s built environment. The exhibitor floor is taking shape, the education program is confirmed and registration is free.

With just under twelve weeks until doors open, Fire Security Expo is shaping up as the standout industry event of 2026 for those protecting Australia’s built environment. The exhibition floor at ICC Sydney is confirmed, major exhibitors are in, the Fire Industry Alliance education program is well underway — and registrations are growing week on week.

For builders, contractors and building professionals navigating fire compliance under NCC 2025, this is the event to have on your calendar. Three days. Every major product category. Practical compliance education. The suppliers, engineers and building managers you need to meet — all under one roof.

FREE TRADE EXPO

Most fire industry events come with a price tag. Conferences, CPD days, supplier seminars — the cost of staying current adds up fast for building professionals already managing tight margins and packed project schedules.

Fire Security Expo is free for eligible trade visitors. No registration fee, no day pass cost, no gatekeeping. Your free Expo Pass includes:

Full access to the exhibition floor across all three days

All Fire Industry Alliance education sessions in the Fire Security Theatre — practitioner-led, NCC-mapped, at no extra charge

Access to two co-located events: Security Exhibition & Conference and Integrate — giving you a single venue for fire, security, AV and smart building technologies

Three days of product sourcing, supplier comparison and compliance clarity. At no cost.

THE FLOOR IS TAKING SHAPE

A strong cross-section of the fire protection supply chain is already confirmed for the show floor. Exhibitors include Honeywell, Brooks, Halo Fire, LPG Fire, S1 Fire, Romteck Grid, Uptick, Soluxtra, Stentofon, Blazecut, RJ Batt, MOBOTIX, Sine and more — with additional exhibitors being confirmed in the lead-up to September.

Every major category across the fire protection lifecycle is represented:

  • Fire detection and alarm systems
  • Suppression systems — sprinklers, gaseous suppression, foam systems
  • Passive fire protection — fire doors, penetration seals, fire-rated materials
  • Emergency lighting and exit signage
  • PA/VA and voice evacuation systems
  • Compliance software and asset management technology
  • IoT monitoring and smart building integration
  • Pumps, valves and hydraulic systems
  • Testing, commissioning and maintenance equipment

NCC 2025 COMPLIANCE: PRACTICAL SESSIONS, NOT POLICY OVERVIEWS

The Fire Industry Alliance — Official Association Partner of Fire Security Expo — is delivering the event’s education programme through the Fire Security Theatre. Sessions are mapped directly to current NCC requirements and Australian Standards, built by practitioners for the people implementing compliance on real projects.

Not high-level policy. Not sponsored keynotes. Guidance for the actual decisions building professionals face in the field — on passive fire documentation, performance pathways, system integration with BMS and security infrastructure, and more.

All education sessions are included in the free Expo Pass and are scheduled to complement the exhibition floor, so you can source and learn in the same visit.

BUILT FOR BUILDING INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS

Fire Security Expo is built for the full breadth of professionals working with fire protection in the built environment:

  • Builders and construction managers specifying or procuring fire systems on new builds and major renovations
  • Architects, building designers and fire engineers navigating performance-based NCC compliance
  • Project managers and developers coordinating fire system integration with building services
  • Facility and building managers responsible for ongoing compliance, maintenance and system upgrades
  • Electrical, mechanical and hydraulic contractors working alongside fire protection installers
  • Procurement leads sourcing fire protection products across commercial and residential projects

ONE REGISTRATION. THREE EVENTS.

Fire Security Expo sits alongside Security Exhibition & Conference — celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2026 — and Integrate, Australia’s AV and connected buildings event, at ICC Sydney. A single free registration gives you full access to all three events, with a combined audience of more than 14,000 qualified industry buyers.

As fire systems become increasingly integrated with building management, access control and IoT infrastructure, the co-location puts fire, security and smart building technology in the same building on the same days. One visit. The whole picture.

LESS THAN TWELVE WEEKS TO GO

Fire Security Expo opens on 2 September 2026 — less than twelve weeks away. The exhibition floor is confirmed, the education programme is set, and the event is generating strong forward registrations from across the building industry.


If you haven’t registered yet, now is the time. It takes two minutes and it’s free.

Register Here

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