EMTRAC Emcorp‑Traccorp
Capabilities

What we do

Emcorp Group brings emergency management, risk, compliance training and the digital platforms. Traccorp brings the crews, the appliances, the plant and the wildfire programs. EMTRAC puts them on the same site.

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Infrastructure Protection & Emergency Support

Assessment-led site protection models

Site-specific emergency protection incorporating trained personnel, fire capability, specialist vehicles, plant, emergency planning, communications and technology.

  • Site-specific emergency protection models
  • Trained, uniformed fire and emergency personnel
  • Specialist vehicles, plant and equipment matched to the terrain
  • Emergency planning, communications and escalation paths
  • A digital safety and operational layer over the deployment

Aerial view of a burn under way, with the fire edge and access tracks visible.

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Emergency Support & ESO Services

Integrated fire, rescue and emergency support

Emergency Service Officer capability and scalable fire teams for organisations that need additional on-site preparedness and immediate response.

  • Fire and initial emergency response
  • Incident management support
  • Emergency communications
  • Fire protection and fire watch
  • Remote-area operations
  • Emergency exercises and drills

Emergency Service Officers working through a casualty scenario on site.

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Wildfire & Hazard Mitigation

Preparedness, prescribed burning and fuel management

Wildfire preparedness and response, hazard mitigation and prescribed-burning operational support, from pre-planning through to the post-action report.

  • Wildfire preparedness and response
  • Hazard mitigation
  • Prescribed-burning operational support
  • Vegetation and fuel-management support
  • Bushfire risk assessment
  • Fire access and water-supply assessment

Crew working a prescribed burn after dark by head torch.

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Risk & Resilience

Supporting stronger decisions, safer environments and more confident leadership

Risk management, crisis management and response, business continuity and recovery, and safety and security risk management.

  • Identify and assess operational and environmental risks
  • Strengthen emergency and crisis readiness
  • Establish business continuity and disaster recovery frameworks
  • Build internal capability for managing safety and security
  • Align with regulatory requirements and accreditation standards
  • Protect reputations, assets and community trust

Crew gathered for a pre-deployment briefing.

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Training

International and national wildfire training, emergency response and first aid

Practical Australian wildfire programs, international delivery with multilingual support, accredited emergency response and first aid training, and a dedicated Hunter Valley training base.

Instructor briefing participants before a field exercise.

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Vehicles, Plant & Equipment

Equipped for the environment

Specialist vehicles, plant and firefighting equipment suitable for regional, remote and challenging operating environments, maintained in a state of readiness.

  • Medium and heavy firefighting tankers
  • 4x4 firefighting tankers
  • 4x4 Strikers with pump and tank
  • Polaris fire-response vehicles
  • Water tankers
  • Hi-Rail capable vehicles

Appliances and tractor plant in the covered engine bay, lights on.
Training

Four training streams

Suppress Wildfire

Fire control strategies and asset protection, mapped to PUAFIR303

The next step for experienced crew members, built around the national unit PUAFIR303 Suppress wildfire — applying fire control strategies, protecting people and assets, anticipating fire behaviour and reporting.

Assess → Plan → Prepare → Protect → Respond → Train → Review

How EMTRAC works

One lifecycle across both partners, from the first site assessment through to the post-action report.

  1. Assess

    The operating environment, activities, hazards, access and response limitations are worked through on site and on paper.

  2. Plan

    A protection model is developed proportionate to what the assessment found — not to a standard package.

  3. Prepare

    Personnel, vehicles, plant, equipment, communications and technology are configured to the model.

  4. Protect

    Capability is deployed and maintained for the duration of the works or the contract.

  5. Respond

    Crews provide initial fire response, incident management support and emergency communications from the ground.

  6. Train

    Programs are run for client Emergency Response Teams and for national and international wildfire participants.

  7. Review

    Post-action reports and digital incident records close the loop after operations, burns and exercises.

Every site is different. Let's build a protection model that fits yours.

Talk to us about an assessment of your operating environment and the capability it calls for.

Get in touch Call 1300 202 216