HIRE 15 exhibition dates announced

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02 December 2014

The 2013 convention was held at Luna Park, Sydney. The event returns to Gold Coast in 2014.

The 2013 convention was held at Luna Park, Sydney. The event returns to Gold Coast in 2014.

Australia’s Hire and Rental Industry Association (HRIA) has announced the dates for its 2015 exhibition – HIRE 15 Destination Success, set to take place at the Adelaide Showground from April 28 to 30, 2015.

The organiser said the event would include keynote speakers and daily industry seminars, as well as a showcase of equipment and services across the diverse rental industry, including live demonstrations.

“As the Australian economy shows continued signs of improvement across the board, and in the construction and infrastructure industries in particular, it is more important than ever to look to our industry’s core strengths and learn how to work smarter and more effectively,” HRIA CEO Phil Newby said.

“Building relationships and creating new networks is vital at times of economic stress and Hire 15 - Destination Success offers a crucial meeting point for the entire hire industry and associated markets in Australia,” Mr Newby added.

HRIA said the event would culminate on 30 April, 2015 with the presentation and delivery of the Hire Industry Excellence Awards which recognise outstanding achievement and industry excellence.

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