IN EVERYTHING WE DO, WE CREATE SAFER, SMARTER AND MORE SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS, CITIES AND COMMUNITIES FOR ALL.
Hendry is Australia’s leading, nationally based built-form advisory firm. An authority on risk mitigation, statutory compliance, asset optimisation and future-proofing, combined with our expertise in technology and innovation, we provide an integrated, whole of life approach, to safeguard your asset portfolio.
On the ground in all major cities around Australia, our clients benefit from a national scale, with localised expertise. Our national footprint is complemented by an in-house, multi-disciplined team of over 200 of the most capable and qualified professionals. Our team work to validate and assess the compliance & protection of buildings and their occupants, as well as optimize and future-proof assets at each stage of a buildings lifecycle. We recognize the importance of data quality, timeliness of reporting and security management of the live operating environment and stakeholder interface. We have evolved our service offerings to provide solutions that allow our clients to view the whole story of their data, as one source of truth.
Hendry’s Core Competencies:
- Building Surveying
- Essential Safety Measures
- Emergency Planning and Training
- Risk Advisory & Risk Mitigation
- Asset Management and Asset Optimisation
- Condition assessment
- Fire Engineering
- Work Health and Safety
Update: NSW – Cladding Performance Solutions
From October 22nd, new regulations concerning performance solutions for buildings which contain or make use of combustible cladding will take effect in New South Wales. The intended purpose is to “make provision for the identification of, and collection of information about, buildings to which external combustible cladding has been applied.”
The document “Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Identification of Buildings with External Combustible Cladding) Regulation 2018” was provided by NSW Minister for Planning, Anthony Roberts.
Emma Hendry – The Property Council of Australia: Digital Disruption Panel
From your perspective, what is digital disruption? What do you see as the key opportunities and threats of digital disruption to your sector and business?
When we are looking at a term such as ‘digital disruption’, it is important to understand fundamentally what it is we’re talking about. We are talking of course about the digital revolution or “industry 4.0”, and I think that’s something important to fundamentally understand; we are on the precipice of witnessing this movement but it’s a series of events that are going to get us to our end result. This is a journey which is changing not only how we do business, but the ways in which we interact, live and work.
Emma Hendry: Facility Perspectives – The Big Questions
How can facilities managers embrace the volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity that characterise the world of work in 2018?
Emma Hendry: A CEO’s Perspective
Emma Hendry reflects on her experiences as CEO over the past twelve months, and what this experience has demonstrated to her across three key elements which are driving successful and innovative leadership in the modern day.
Embracing the Digital Age in the Built Environment: The Smart City Podcast with Emma Hendry
Following her interview with Zoe Eather on the Smart Cities Podcast during the "Future Leaders, Future Cities" conference in Japan, Emma Hendry returns to the show to delve deeper into what defines a "Smart City" and the challenges we face in embracing the digital age in the Built Environment.
In discussion: Emma Hendry at the RMIT Leadership Forum
During her recent participation in the RMIT Leadership Forum this August in partnership with Common Purpose, Emma Hendry conducted an interview with RMIT for an upcoming production. Provided here is a transcript of their conversation on Emma's Career thus far and the role of diversity in empowering her organisation's decisions.
