Last month, Make Consulting’s Brad Hart and Samantha Simpson attended the Emergency Services Show on behalf of our client. Their primary objective was to explore potential options related to EV charging and the associated responsibilities for billing and invoicing in this context.
During the event, Brad and Samantha successfully identified a couple of promising leads in the realm of EV charging. We anticipate hearing back from suppliers and specialists in the near future, which could open up exciting opportunities for our client.
The Emergency Services Show was brimming with captivating presentations and demonstrations. Among these, the standout feature was the awe-inspiring jet pack demonstration by Gravity Industries. This innovative company also hosted an engaging seminar, outlining their plans to utilise Jet Suits in aiding mountain rescue teams, thereby revolutionising medical response times in remote and challenging environments.

Brad and Samantha were unexpectedly exposed to the stark reality of the Ukrainian war when they encountered a damaged Ukrainian ambulance on display. This poignant experience served as a stark reminder of the harrowing conditions faced by emergency responders in conflict zones.

It was heartening to witness the cutting-edge technologies that were once considered the future of Blue Light services becoming a reality. A notable example was the Mercedes Unimog, a remarkable machine showcased at the event. This versatile vehicle is currently playing a pivotal role in modernising the emergency services throughout Europe. You can explore its applications within the fire service through this link: https://special.mercedes-benz-trucks.com/en/special-trucks/firefighting/hot-on-firefighting.html

Make Consulting’s presence at the Emergency Services Show was a productive and enlightening experience. We look forward to the potential collaborations stemming from our investigations into EV charging solutions and remain committed to staying at the forefront of innovations within the emergency services sector.
