Iranian Tunneling Association- Seminars& Conferences
Fire Safety in Road Tunnels, Emerging Risks and New Approaches

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Registration Remains Open for the ITA COSUF Workshop: Fire Safety in Road Tunnels, Emerging Risks and New Approaches
 

Registration is still open for the upcoming ITA COSUF Workshop: Fire Safety in Road Tunnels, Emerging Risks and New Approaches, which will take place on 9–10 September 2026 at the Centro Experimental San Pedro de Anes, Siero (Asturias), Spain. The workshop is hosted and co-organised by Applus.

This two-day technical workshop will bring together international experts and practitioners to discuss the latest developments in tunnel fire safety while providing participants with the opportunity to experience live demonstrations at one of Europe's leading experimental tunnel facilities.

Workshop Programme

Day 1 – Insights & Discussions

  • Fire Fighting and Safety – Latest Trends and Developments
  • Lithium-ion Battery Fires in Tunnels
  • Refurbishment and Commissioning of Existing Tunnels
  • Interactive Presentations and Round Table Discussions

Day 2 – Experience it Live

  • Visit to the Test Facilities with a Live Tunnel Fire Test
  • Demonstration of Smoke Evolution in Real Time
  • Exclusive Visit to the Fan Laboratory, Including a Control Room Perspective

Registration

The workshop is open to both ITA COSUF members and non-members.
Non-members are also welcome to attend (registration fee applies).

Participants are encouraged to consult the official workshop programme for detailed technical information, travel guidance, and registration details.

This workshop offers a unique opportunity to benefit from expert presentations, technical discussions, professional networking, and real-life tunnel fire testing within a single event.

As the number of participants is limited, early registration is strongly recommended to secure your place.

Topic URL in Iranian Tunneling Association website:
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