Built from firefighting experience, engineered for the next generation of response

Hurtec’s Demo 3 test vehicle is put through its paces during field tests in Southeast Queensland, Feb 2026.

Hurtec was not created because someone wanted to build another pump. It was created because people with real firefighting, mechanical, software and automation experience saw an opportunity to solve a bigger problem.

Firefighters need practical tools that work under pressure. Fleet managers need better visibility of what assets are doing in the field. Procurement teams need stronger evidence when planning future vehicle updates. Vehicle builders need technology that can be integrated into modern fire appliances without adding unnecessary complexity.

Hurtec sits at the intersection of those needs.

The company brings frontline firefighting insight together with engineering and software capability. That matters, because the next generation of fire response will not be solved by hardware alone. It will be solved by connected systems that help crews, coordinators and fleet leaders make better decisions before, during and after deployment.

At the centre of the Hurtec platform is a simple idea. The pump, the vehicle and the data should work together.

Hurtec electric pump systems support quieter, cleaner and simpler operation. FleetCon software adds the intelligence layer, helping capture and present data across pump performance, water, vehicle status, location, diagnostics and usage history. Together, they turn a fire vehicle into a connected operational asset.

This is important for a changing fire environment. Agencies and asset owners are being asked to manage more risk, more reporting, more fleet transition pressure and more operational complexity. At the same time, crews still need equipment that is practical, proven and easy to use when the job is in front of them.

Hurtec is building for that reality.

The future of firefighting technology is smarter, faster and safer. Smarter because vehicles can carry and share better data. Faster because crews can operate with clearer information and simpler controls. Safer because quieter, cleaner and more visible systems can support better decisions on the ground.

This is Australian fire intelligence technology with a practical purpose. It is not innovation for the sake of innovation. It is technology shaped by people who understand the fireground and engineered for the organisations responsible for protecting people, property, land and critical assets.

That is why Hurtec is focused on connected electric firefighting systems.

Because better fire response starts with better information, better control and better technology in the hands of the people who need it most.