Intertek Blog

The Intertek Blog is a trusted source for insights on product safety, quality, sustainability, innovation, and compliance. The articles written by our experts explore industry trends, emerging technologies, regulatory developments, and best practices, delivering the knowledge and perspective you need to stay informed and inspired.

Most Recent Posts

28 Oct 2026

Preparing for UL 3141 and ULC/ORD-C3141 Certification

A Manufacturer’s Guide to Demonstrating ESS Reliability, Performance, and Safety

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28 Oct 2026

Why Risk Assessments Are Critical to Product Certification

One of the Most Valuable Engineering Tools Available During Product Development

Red fire alarm control panel mounted on a wall in a modern office corridor, with a ceiling-mounted smoke detector in the background

26 Oct 2026

Securing Connected Safety Alarms: From Cyber Risk to Testable Evidence

Connected Safety Alarms Make Cybersecurity Critical to Product Performance

26 Oct 2026

Risk Reduction and Functional Safety in Product Design

The Importance of Integrating Risk Reduction into the Design Process from the Beginning

NFPA 285 fire testing of a wall assembly in Intertek's York, PA lab

23 Oct 2026

Understanding Cavity Fire Dynamics in Exterior Wall Assemblies

How Airflow, Heat Release and Façade Geometry Influence Fire Behavior

Gold-colored quantum computing equipment in a research lab, with a scientist in the background.

22 Oct 2026

Quantum Computing and Encryption: Why Organisations Need to Prepare Now

How Post-quantum Cryptography can Protect Sensitive Data before Quantum Threats Arrive

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21 Oct 2026

Process safety: more than just ticking boxes

Process safety is concerned with preventing the unplanned or uncontrolled release of hazardous materials or energy, and minimising consequences if a release does occur. History has shown what can happen when the management of hazardous processes breaks down. Learn more from our expert.