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NFPA 99 Risk Assessment Code In Healthcare Facilities
With the construction of healthcare facilities, the risk is too high to not have a thorough understanding of NFPA 99 code
Fire Hazard Properties of Internal Wall and Ceiling Linings
This guide explains NCC compliance for fire properties of building materials, detailing group numbers, testing methods, and fire performance standards for walls and ceilings.
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.
Upcoming Changes and Updates to Accessibility Standards
Explore the key changes in the new NCC and AS1428.1, including updates to accessways, ramps, and handrails. Stay compliant with our insights and expert guidance from Jensen Hughes. Reach out for more details.
Accessibility in Retirement-Aged Care Facilities (RACFs)
Learn how Jensen Hughes balances accessibility and client needs in retirement-aged care facilities, offering compliant and tailored solutions for optimal care and space utilization.
Technology For the Blind & Vision Impaired
Technological advancements are transforming accessibility for the blind and vision impaired. Discover how AI, smart glasses, and other innovations enhance daily life.
Turrella Station
Our team was granted the opportunity to audit Turrella Station to assess which areas were meeting Australian Standards for accessibility and where improvements needed to be made.
Accessibility Compliance vs Good Design
Understand the difference between the DDA and BCA. The DDA is a federal requirement for accessibility; the BCA sets minimum building standards. Both are essential for creating inclusive, accessible designs in architecture and construction.
Accessible Workplaces
The NDIS helps identify barriers to accessibility. Inclusive designs like automated doors and adjustable desks are key for workplace equality.
Councils and Accessibility
The Disability Discrimination Act 1992 mandates equal access, but local councils' approaches to accessibility vary, posing challenges to uniform progress.
Changes to Accessible Housing
The Building Code of Australia (BCA) includes accessible housing provisions, ensuring new homes meet standards inspired by the Livable Housing Design Guidelines.
