2026 promises to be a busy year for the Tall Building Fire Safety Network (TBFSN). Started in 2009, the TBFSN has now held nine International Tall Building Fire Safety Conference in the UK, US and Australia. The best-selling training course ‘Tall Building Fire Safety Management’ continues to attract delegates and is now in it’s fourteenth year.
Since 2009 TBFSN has achieved:
• 3000 members on its LinkedIn group
• Over 1790 subscribers on its U tube channel with 50+ CPD videos
• 9 International Conferences with delegates from over 30 countries • Trained over 2000 building managers in fire safety management
According to the Council for Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, the rate and height of Tall Building construction continue to grow around the World. The need for a forum to discuss Tall Building Fire Safety is as vital now as it was back at the start of TBFSN.
The programme for 2026 is exciting with new venues being launched. Please look at the programme and let us know if you are interested in attending, sponsoring or supporting:
10th International Tall Building Fire Safety Conference – 20 & 21st May 2026, at Canary Wharf, London. World class speakers covering all aspects of Tall Building Fire Safety, including: Facades, Electric Vehicles, AI & BIM, Firefighting, Insurance, Passive Fire and much more.
Tall Building Fire Safety Management Training 2026 (5 days),
Accredited by IFSM, recognised by IFE. Please register interest:
January 12 – 16 Dubai
March 9 – 13 London
March/April 30 – 3 Malta
June 8 – 12 London
Sep 7 – 11 Cyprus
Oct 12 – 16 London
Nov 16 – 20 London
Limited number of early bird discounted delegate rates available for the conference via booking link: 10th International Tall Building Fire Safety Conference
About the Author
Dave Staddon - Publisher
Co-Founder of MDM Publishing Ltd. He has worked in fire publishing for close to 30 years. The company's portfolio includes International Fire Protection, International Fire Fighter, Asia Pacific Fire, Gulf Fire & UK Fire.
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