Offering fire and security professionals unparalleled access to leading global technology, solutions and knowledge in life safety, the event returns to London’s ExCeL for a second year.
FIREX International will again be located in the south hall alongside IFSEC International as the organisers recognise the increased convergence between the two industries.
Gerry Dunphy, event director for IFSEC & FIREX International, says: “We are really excited to bring FIREX International back to London for another year; we have made some really positive changes in both the layout and content to ensure we are providing the right mixture of innovative fire-safety solutions with the latest thought-leadership and unrivalled networking.
“Our new location alongside IFSEC International will allow our visitors a seamless experience between the two events.”
FIREX International will once again have major support from the industry, the Fire Industry Association (FIA), Fire Protection Association (FPA), Association for Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) and the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) all return in 2015 as key partners to the show, providing a wealth of information and all the latest industry updates.
Returning after a successful launch in 2014 is Security & Fire Installer Live, where experts will be on hand to present live demos and test the kit to the extreme so visitors can see for themselves the limits products can be pushed to. Also returning to FIREX International in 2015 is the FIREX Academy and the IFSEC & FIREX Global Meetings programme.
“2015 is set to be another transformational year for FIREX International, it is great to be hosting the event once again in London, the leading city in life safety, we look forward to announcing further exciting details in the coming weeks,” adds Dunphy.
FIRE International 2015 takes place from 16th – 18th June at ExCeL London. Register here to attend.
For more information about FIREX International 2015, visit www.firex.co.uk.
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