Insights - Europe

The Importance of NFPA 241, Standard for Safeguarding Construction, Alteration, and Demolition Operations in Healthcare Facilities

NFPA 241 requirements provide guidance to achieve High-Reliability Organization (HRO) goals to address construction hazards.

Does Your Hospital’s Fire and Life Safety Systems Comply With The New NFPA 4 Standard?

Learn more about how we can help with NFPA 4 planning and integrated fire and life safety systems testing in your facility.

Code Unlimited Joins Jensen Hughes

The acquisition strengthens our presence in the U.S. Pacific Northwest with respect to code consulting + accessibility

The Benefits And Challenges Of Integrating BIM Into Fire Safety Management + Design

Here's how the benefits of Building Information Modeling (BIM) can be better utilized in the Fire Safety Engineering field.

A Safe Ship for Seafarers: Challenges of Protecting Crew Against Fire and Explosion

On this Day of the Seafarer, John Gow looks at the hazards seafarers encounter and what can be done to reduce fire risks.

Fire Resistance Evaluation for Rail Car Floor Assembly Design

Our international team presented at the IFASS symposium

Designing BESS Explosion Prevention Systems Using CFD Explosion Simulations

Since 2019, BESS energy capacity has grown over 200%, with developers expected to add at least 9 GW of capacity in 2022

Australia’s Preeminent Accessibility Consulting Provider MGAC Joins Jensen Hughes

The acquisition expands the company’s growing presence in Australia

ATTF Tanks + Containment Systems In Aircraft Hangar Fire Suppression: Groundwater Hazards

Observed each year on March 22, World Water Day is an opportunity for us to recognize the role water plays in our lives

Juho Pussinen has been appointed as President of the 116th SFPE Chapter in Finland

Know Your Fire Investigator's Certifications & Methodology

Claims success begins with knowing your appointed fire investigator, their certifications, and professional methodology.

Fire Safety, Protection + Preservation in Historic Buildings

Modern fire science, fire safety and protection principles can be applied to historic buildings yet still preserve the past.