Confederation backs BSI Fire Safety Conference 2026 at IET London
Iain Hoey
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Fire Sector Confederation sponsorship announced for London conference
The Fire Sector Confederation has announced it will sponsor the BSI Fire Safety Conference 2026 on Thursday 29 January 2026 at IET London: Savoy Place, London, UK.
The organisation said the sponsorship aligns with its work on fire safety standards, industry collaboration and professional development for practitioners.
Confederation sets out sponsorship aims
The Fire Sector Confederation said it is supporting the conference to help advance fire safety knowledge and promote best practice across the built environment.
It added that the sponsorship is intended to support continuous improvement across the sector.
Topics include compliance, competency and data
The Confederation said the BSI Fire Safety Conference 2026 will bring together regulators, standards leaders and frontline practitioners.
It said the programme will cover building and residential safety.
It said sessions will also address product compliance and testing.
It added that competency frameworks are expected to be part of the agenda.
The organisation said the event will also examine the digital “golden thread” of fire safety information.
Updates expected from regulators and standards bodies
The Fire Sector Confederation said the conference will include updates from the Building Safety Regulator.
It said the programme will also cover developments in British Standards including BS 9994 and BS 9996.
The organisation added that the conference will feature insights from the National Fire Chiefs Council, among other organisations.
Executive Director comments on conference value
Steve McGuirk, Executive Director at the Fire Sector Confederation, said: “The BSI Fire Safety Conference provides an invaluable platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration across our sector.
“As we navigate evolving regulations and standards, events like this are essential for ensuring that fire safety professionals have the tools, insights, and connections they need to protect lives and property.”
The Fire Sector Confederation said further information and registration details are available via BSI.
