Light appliances
Compact pumping, rapid intervention and rural response vehicles, including off-road and van-based configurations.
3.5–7 t range
ESS · MIDDLE EAST REPRESENTATIVE
Fire & rescue
vehicles.
Built for your brief.
British manufacturing expertise. A regional point of contact. ESS represents Emergency One in the Middle East, helping you specify, supply and support the right appliance.
From compact intervention to airport and industrial response.
FEATURED APPLIANCEE1 Scorpion™
EMERGENCY ONE + ESS
Designed in Scotland.
Supported in the
Middle East.
Emergency One designs and manufactures fire and rescue vehicles in Cumnock, Scotland. Its range spans frontline pumping appliances, specialist vehicles, aerials, airport appliances and electric response platforms.
ESS is your Middle East representative. We bring the manufacturer’s engineering team and your operational team together — from the initial brief and technical discussions to delivery coordination and support in service.
THE EMERGENCY ONE VEHICLE RANGE
Start with the mission.
Find the right platform.
A pumping appliance, a rescue platform or a specialist response vehicle: each build starts with your crew, equipment and operating requirements.
8 vehicle categories shown.
Medium pumping appliances
Pumping appliances with configurable crew layouts, water and foam capacities, equipment lockers and chassis choices.
7.5–16 t range
Super appliances
Larger pumping appliances for briefs that need more water, firefighting systems or equipment capacity.
16 t+ range
Airport appliances
The E1 Manticore range for airport and industrial response, with 4×4, 6×6 and 8×8 configurations.
Aircraft rescue & firefighting
Aerial appliances
E1 Simon aerial ladder platforms and Magirus turntable ladder solutions, configured around reach, access and rescue requirements.
Platforms & turntable ladders
Incident command
Mobile command environments with workspaces, communications, power and equipment layouts developed for the operating brief.
Command & control
Specialist appliances
High reach firefighting, water carriers, foam tenders, decontamination and off-road vehicles built for a defined role.
Mission-specific builds
Electric vehicles
Electric fire appliances and compact intervention vehicles, with the duty cycle and charging requirements considered together.
E1 EV0 & E1 MIVe
Manufacturer photography shows example builds. Chassis, systems, dimensions and equipment are confirmed for each project.
E1 SCORPION™ · HIGH REACH FIREFIGHTING
Put the capability
where it’s needed.
A High Reach Extendable Turret brings water, foam and an optional piercing system to difficult-access incidents. Remote operation, CCTV and thermal imaging options can be specified around the vehicle’s role.
20 mVertical reach in the DATA-106b example
4,000 L/minRated pump output at 10 bar in this example
The supplied Scania-based example carries 1,800 L of water and 150 L of foam. These are example-build specifications, not a fixed specification for every Scorpion.
E1 ELECTRIC RESPONSE
Two scales.
One electric direction.
Assess the vehicle and the station together. ESS can coordinate the discussion around response geography, pumping duty, charging infrastructure and fleet integration.
FULL-SIZE FIRE APPLIANCE
E1 EV0™
Emergency One’s electric fire appliance platform, developed around frontline firefighting and rescue requirements.
- Electric drivetrain and firefighting integration
- Configurable crew, tank and equipment layouts
- Charging and duty-cycle assessment for your fleet
COMPACT INTERVENTION
E1 MIVe™
A compact electric vehicle for commercial and industrial environments where access and manoeuvrability shape the response.
- Fire buggy, rescue buggy or bespoke layouts
- 350 L water and 20 L foam in the brochure example
- Optional E1 Nebula firefighting system
BESPOKE E1 ENGINEERING
Specified around
the people who use it.
Every appliance is developed around an operational brief. ESS helps translate your requirements into a clear specification for Emergency One’s design team.
Chassis & crew
Vehicle class, drive configuration, crew numbers, access, axle loading and the way the vehicle fits your fleet.
Firefighting systems
Water and foam capacity, pumping requirements, monitors, hose reels and specialist systems for the intended role.
Equipment & stowage
Locker layouts, shelving, breathing apparatus storage and access to equipment at the point of use.
Controls & integration
Control layouts, lighting, cameras, communications and optional E1 technology selected for the crew’s workflow.
E1 technology options
ePumpControl
Programmable pump controls for selected pumping and system functions.
eCabControl
In-cab controls and status information for installed vehicle systems.
e1Fleet™
Optional telematics for appliance position and operational information.
E1 Nebula™
Ultra high-pressure firefighting options, with vehicle-installed or standalone configurations.
Technology availability and integration are confirmed for the chosen appliance.
BEHIND THE BUILD
Inside Emergency One.
Built in Cumnock.
Emergency One’s manufacturing facilities bring together design, fabrication, bodywork, assembly and vehicle integration. Each build is developed around the customer’s operating requirements.
From the production floor to the finished appliance, these manufacturer photographs show the factory behind the vehicle range.
Photography and film supplied by Emergency One.ESS LIFECYCLE SUPPORT
The vehicle is
the beginning.
Local technical knowledge matters before purchase and long after handover. ESS connects vehicle supply with service, equipment and operational support.
Define the mission
Operational risks, site access, crew, equipment and the role the vehicle must perform.
Shape the specification
Chassis, systems, stowage and integration developed with the manufacturer.
Prepare for service
Inspection, acceptance, commissioning and operator familiarisation coordinated for the project.
Support the fleet
Maintenance, technical assistance, parts and warranty coordination through ESS.
One ESS team. Vehicles, firefighting systems, foam, rescue equipment and specialist maintenance.
Explore ESS capabilitiesMANUFACTURER INFORMATION
Take a closer look.
Explore the range in Emergency One’s brochure, then speak to ESS about the configuration that fits your project.
Emergency One brochure
The distributor folder’s 2026 brochure covers the appliance range, electric models, aerials, stowage and E1 technology.
Open the 2026 manufacturer brochurePDF · opens in the Google Drive viewerE1 Scorpion example build
A detailed manufacturer data sheet for the 20 m Scania-based DATA-106b configuration.
Read the Scorpion data sheetPDF · example specificationPLANNING YOUR VEHICLE
Start with
the right questions.
Can we specify an E1 appliance on our preferred chassis?
Yes. Chassis preference is part of the brief. Suitability is then checked against the intended body, crew, equipment, payload, axle loads and operational requirements.
Can ESS supply a complete equipped E1 vehicle?
ESS can coordinate the E1 appliance and its equipment as one project, with firefighting, foam and rescue requirements established in the brief.
How do we assess an E1 electric appliance?
Start with the operating duty, station charging arrangements, response geography and required firefighting capability. ESS can coordinate a technical discussion with Emergency One around the appropriate platform.
What should we include in an enquiry?
The vehicle’s role, operating location, crew size, preferred chassis, essential equipment, capacity requirements and target delivery period. An initial outline is enough to start the discussion.
LET’S BUILD YOUR RESPONSE CAPABILITY
Let’s specify
your E1 appliance.
One appliance or a wider fleet programme — ESS is your Middle East point of contact for Emergency One.
Discuss your E1 requirementsEMERGENCY ONE · MIDDLE EAST
Represented by Emergency Safety Solutions Ltd
info@ess-uae.me+971 55 688 6448Masdar City, Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates
OTHER VEHICLE PROJECTS FROM ESS
The ESV specialist vehicle range is coming soon. Speak to ESS about other vehicle project requirements.