Insights

Universal design features allow facilities to serve the broadest possible range of people while creating a happier, healthier, and more equitable environment.

Join our Special Hazards Global Service Line Leader, Scott Golly, for part three of a three-part series for an effusive topic in the fire protection and fire-fighting industry: Fluorine Free Foam. In this final episode of our Fluorine Free Foam series, Scott Golly, Special Hazards Global Service Line Leader will cover existing systems, how everything ties into current firefighting capabilities, and then bolt on some general knowledge on how to manage these types of transitions now and in the future.

Understanding essential fire and life safety requirements and following applicable codes and standards can help ensure privacy booth safety and compliance.

Collaboration between fire safety and security consultants is crucial in complex construction projects where critical systems are integrated,

Join our Special Hazards Global Service Line Leader, Scott Golly, for part two of a three-part series for an effusive topic in the fire protection and fire-fighting industry: Fluorine Free Foam. Continuing from Episode One where Scott gave an overview of foam products and why we need to have replacement plans, in Episode Two he’ll do a deeper dive into the development, research, resources, and practical considerations for transitioning suppression products.

Knowing the risks and developing effective workplace threat assessment and violence prevention programs protects employees and the business.

Join our Special Hazards Global Service Line Leader, Scott Golly, for part one of a three-part series for an effusive topic in the fire protection and fire-fighting industry: Fluorine Free Foam. In this first episode, Scott will cover the types of foam products, dive deep into Class B and AFFF, and then discuss the potential impacts of these products and why we need to have proper replacement plans for a cleaner future.

Electric vehicle charging stations (ECVS) must be designed with accessibility in mind.

The National Guard Bureau has selected Jensen Hughes for fire suppression design task orders on a five-year, $150 million A-E services contract

Catch up on the latest news from the Jensen Hughes Middle East Team as we discuss emergency preparedness, engineering safe railways, fire hazard awareness in high rise buildings and say goodbye to 2023.

The student housing block, TOAS Hippos, is breaking new ground with a timber-based construction, and Jensen Hughes is providing a firewall solution for a modular mass timber.

Mass timber's ability to be dissassembled and reused in the construction of entire buildings makes it the perfect construction material for sustainable, resilient structures.