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Ensure your company is prepared for emergencies with a solid plan. Identify risks, review responses, and verify effectiveness to safeguard against crises effectively.
Tune in to the second episode of the Jensen Hughes CodeCast, where we continue to break down the must-know updates from the 2021 Washington State Building Code and key model code changes. Our expert consultants, Samir Mokashi and Walker Donuji, will guide you through the latest provisions, sharing real-world examples to help you apply these changes seamlessly to your projects. With decades of experience in Washington's building code landscape, they’ll equip you with the insights and practical tips you need to stay ahead. Don’t miss this essential episode to ensure you're ready for what's next!
Delve deeper into nuclear power license renewals, with U.S. plants extending licenses by 20 years, while Europe relies on periodic safety reviews (PSRs).
Optimize oil spill response with a robust plan. Ensure safety, compliance, and environmental protection with site-specific procedures, risk assessment, and response actions.
Our first episode of the Jensen Hughes CodeCast covers the major 2021 Washington State Buidling Code Updates and associated model code changes. Listen in as our experts share with you upcoming changes so you are ready to use the new code provisions effectively on your projects. The CodeCast will include real examples to demonstrate how you can apply the Building Code updates on your projects. Samir Mokashi and Walker Donuji present this CodeCast. They are veteran code consultants with decades of Washington project experience.
Learn more how Jensen Hughes supported the renovation of the historic building Finnish National Theatre in Helsinki known as the first professional theatre to perform entirely in Finnish.
The Fire Science Show is produced by the Fire Science Media in collaboration with OFR Consultants. In this episode we talk with Jonathan Hodges of the Jensen Hughes on his experience with using advanced modelling in the realm of fire safety engineering. Jonathan sheds light on how the modelling is used at various Jensen Hughes offices around the world, highlighting interesting differences they see across their practice. The core of the talk revolves around using CFD for modeling the consequences of fires, versus using it to assess the fire growth. While the first one is a commonly practiced in offices across the world, the growth part is kind of a challenge. We go into how CFD can help us develop better fire scenarios, and how they can be further improved through an influx of experimental data. In the final part of the talk we are looking ahead, as we explore the transformative potential of AI-driven CFD surrogate modeling and GPU-based solvers, including the possibility conducting real-time CFD simulations without the prohibitive computational costs—this could soon be a reality. As we discuss these innovations, it becomes clear how they could impact fire safety engineering globally, providing deeper insights into fire dynamics and more robust engineering solutions.
Ensure compliance with streamlined emergency response plans using digital technology, audits, and best practices. Stay prepared during corporate changes.
