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Fire Security Expo

Date: 2 September 2026 to 4 September 2026
Location ICC Sydney, Darling Harbour
Fire Security Expo



Built for the people protecting Australia’s buildings, assets and critical infrastructure, Fire Security Expo launches at ICC Sydney from 2–4 September 2026 – and it’s set to redefine how the industry connects, learns, and does business.

Purpose-built for the fire protection sector, the expo brings together the full fire protection lifecycle, from detection and alarm through to suppression, passive fire protection, emergency lighting, compliance technology, monitoring and maintenance.

The event is designed for fire protection contractors and installers, fire engineers, safety consultants, system designers, facility and building managers, building owners, developers, procurement leaders, and professionals working across construction, government, critical infrastructure and compliance.

Fire Security Expo will be co-located with the Security Exhibition & Conference and Integrate, expecting 2,000 dedicated fire protection visitors and 14,000 total qualified buyers across the combined show floor.

The Fire Industry Alliance (FIA) serves as Official Association Partner and will deliver the event’s education programme, drawing on practitioner knowledge to build a conference agenda grounded in real-world application.

Registration is free for eligible trade visitors. Visit firesecurityexpo.com.au to register.

2026-09-02 00:00:00 2026-09-04 00:00:00 Australia/Perth Fire Security Expo Built for the people protecting Australia’s buildings, assets and critical infrastructure, Fire Security Expo launches at ICC Sydney from 2–4 September 2026 - and it\'s set to redefine how the industry connects, learns, and does business. Purpose-built for the fire protection sector, the expo brings together the full fire protection lifecycle, from detection and alarm through to suppression, passive fire protection, emergency lighting, compliance technology, monitoring and maintenance. The event is designed for fire protection contractors and installers, fire engineers, safety consultants, system designers, facility and building managers, building owners, developers, procurement leaders, and professionals working across construction, government, critical infrastructure and compliance. Fire Security Expo will be co-located with the Security Exhibition & Conference and Integrate, expecting 2,000 dedicated fire protection visitors and 14,000 total qualified buyers across the combined show floor. The Fire Industry Alliance (FIA) serves as Official Association Partner and will deliver the event\'s education programme, drawing on practitioner knowledge to build a conference agenda grounded in real-world application. Registration is free for eligible trade visitors. Visit firesecurityexpo.com.au to register. ICC Sydney, Darling Harbour
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