EMTRAC Emcorp‑Traccorp
Emcorp Group + Traccorp

Protecting people. Protecting projects.

Infrastructure Protection, Emergency Support & International Wildfire Training

Building operational capability.

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Proudly supporting:

  • Transport & Rail
  • Mining, Energy & Resources
  • Construction & Infrastructure
  • Councils, Land Managers & Government
  • Forestry & Remote Operations
  • Health & Aged Care
  • Insurance
One integrated capability

The joint service capability of Emcorp Group and Traccorp

EMTRAC is the joint service capability of Emcorp Group and Traccorp: emergency management, fire protection, risk, technology and wildfire training.

Built for these environments

  • Infrastructure
  • Rail
  • Construction
  • Forestry
  • Resources
  • Utilities
  • Government
  • Remote & Complex Environments
International wildfire program participants assembled at the Hunter Valley training base.
Our priority

International wildfire training, delivered in Australia

Australian wildfire training and education for international organisations, fire agencies and participants — run from EMTRAC's own base in the Hunter Valley, NSW, with translated material, eLearning and real-time voice and text translation so every participant works in their nominated language.

  • Korean National Fire Agency, 2025 20 staff, from senior management to operational firefighters, on a two-week residential program: suppression tactics, night-time live fire burns and 4WD recovery.
  • Korean National Fire Agency, 2024 8 staff on an eight-day residential program: heavy vehicle 4WD, drone operation, backburning, bushland operations and engagements with government fire agencies.
  • Programs to fit the cohort From two-day practical intensives to residential programs exceeding two weeks, built from classroom learning, equipment familiarisation, field training, scenarios, assessment and facilitated debriefs.

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Capability

Four streams, one deployment

01 Priority

International & National Wildfire Training

Australian wildfire programs for international fire agencies

Practical wildfire training delivered in Australia to international organisations, fire agencies and participants — with multilingual support — alongside programs for national crews.

  • Residential programs at the Hunter Valley training base
  • Real-time voice and text translation in the classroom and the field
  • Classroom learning, equipment familiarisation, field training and scenarios
  • Two-day intensives through to residential programs of two weeks or more

An instructor briefing international wildfire participants over equipment laid out on the ground, appliances in the bay behind them.

02 Protection

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

Firefighting appliance drafting water on site.

03 Technology

Technology-Enabled Field Safety

People + equipment + technology

Journey management, lone-worker monitoring, incident notification, escalation and digital incident records over the top of the deployment.

  • Journey management, check-ins and overdue alerts
  • Lone-worker safety and personnel monitoring
  • Incident notification and emergency escalation
  • Digital incident records

An EMAction lone-worker session on a phone: time remaining on the check-in timer, a nearby hazard warning, and I'm OK, Call Me and Send Help buttons.

04 Resources

Specialist Operational Resources

Equipped for the environment

Tankers, Strikers, Polaris fire-response vehicles, Hi-Rail vehicles, water tankers, tractor and slasher plant, drones and thermal imaging.

  • Medium and heavy firefighting tankers
  • 4x4 Strikers and Polaris fire-response vehicles
  • Hi-Rail capable vehicles
  • Tractor and slasher plant, drones and thermal imaging

Side bays of a heavy firefighting tanker, equipment stowed.
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.

Sectors

Built for the industries that work on the land

Regional and metropolitan, nationally. Every site is different, so the fire plan, crew and plant are matched to yours.

Transport & Rail

Fire cover for depots, corridors, fleets and the rail corridor itself

Health & Aged Care

High-stakes environments where safety, compliance and care standards must coexist

Insurance

Helping clients improve safety, reduce risk and build defensible claims positions

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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