Events

Fire Australia 2026 returns to Melbourne this May, and our team will be there. We're exhibiting at Booth 103 and looking forward to connecting with industry peers across the three days. If you have a complex project on the horizon or want to learn more about our consulting and engineering services, we would welcome the opportunity to connect. We also have two technical leaders presenting on Day 1. Charles Boyce will explore passive fire design considerations for modular construction, and Matt Booth will examine when a battery energy storage system (BESS) crosses the threshold into special hazard territory. Both sessions reflect the kinds of technical challenges our team navigates every day. Come and find us at Booth 103, or catch us after the sessions.

Join Jensen Hughes’ Environmentally Sustainable Design (ESD) team for an engaging session that puts people at the centre of sustainability, exploring how the global WELL Standard is redefining the way we design, construct and operate healthier, more inclusive, and sustainable spaces.

Join Steven Halliday, Omar Saad, and Charles Boyce for a discussion on how modular, prefabricated, and offsite construction methods are shaping the future of the built environment. The webinar will include a live Q&A.

Join accessibility consultant and five-time Paralympic gold medalist Evan O’Hanlon from Jensen Hughes for a thought-provoking session that challenges the status quo and highlights the need for inclusive, future focused emergency planning.

Join Matthew Booth, our ACT Fire Safety Engineering manager, in an upcoming AIBS webinar to explore the fire risks linked to electric vehicles (EVs) and charging stations in existing buildings. Matt will cover the causes of fires, the technology behind EVs, and the dangers posed by toxic vapour emissions and explosions. Stay informed on the evolving challenges as EV adoption continues to grow.