Latest Projects, Case Studies, Research + Thought Leadership
Select an industry below to explore our latest projects, case studies, insights and thought leadership on the global challenges, trends and policies affecting today's organizations – from regulatory changes to innovative strategies for safety, security, risk-based science, and engineering
Gregory Maines explores how Lithium-ion batteries revolutionize industries for climate-friendly solutions but highlights the environmental challenge of millions of tonnes of battery waste generated yearly due to their limited service life.
Andrew Paris, Director, emphasizes the need for standardized safety protocols and regulations in the legal cannabis industry, highlighting the risk of fires and explosions.
Join our expert team for part three of a three-part podcast series on lithium-ion technology, risks and hazards, as well as codes and performance-based solutions with a particular focus on the needs of the automotive industry.
Carson Cook discusses the challenge posed by the 2021 IBC requirement for audible alarms activated by single- and multiple-station smoke alarms and how to meet the requirement for non-transient occupancies.
Will Fletcher has successfully achieved the design-build industry’s highest designation as a nationally certified Design-Build Professional®. Congratulations Will!
Join our expert team for part two of a three-part podcast series on lithium-ion technology, risks and hazards, as well as codes and performance-based solutions with a particular focus on the needs of the automotive industry.
Dominic Esposito, P.Eng., teams up with Avianash Gupta, P.Eng., to explore the factors involved with increasing accessible and adaptable single-family dwelling units (SFDUs) and multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs) across Canada
Paolo Bigatti, Fire Protection Engineer, delves into the challenges associated with integrating fire protection systems within semiconductor facilities, particularly within the controlled environments of manufacturing cleanrooms.
Nearly four million new homes worldwide are needed to keep up with population growth. Re-used shipping containers are one common-sense option for providing sustainable and affordable modular housing for almost anyone, anywhere in the world.
