We offer a range of fire safety training courses, both classroom-based, such as Fire Door Inspection, Cladding & Fire and Fire Stopping & Compartmentation, and e-learning courses on subjects including Fire modelling along with a range of informative fire videos covering both active and passive fire protection.
Download our Fire course brochure or see our Fire Course Calendar.
You can also find LPCB approved fire products on RedbookLive.
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Passive Fire Protection Level 3 Foundation
The Foundation Course in Passive Fire Protection offered in partnership with the Association of Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) provides essential knowledge and understanding in this key fire protection specialism.
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Fire Risk Assessor Level 4 Diploma
This 5 day course will equip you with the tools and knowledge to complete fire risk assessments of all but the most complex buildings.
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An introduction to Cladding and Fire
The risk of fire spread in multi-storey buildings is an issue of concern, and recent fires have continued to highlight this.
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Timber Fire Door – Installation, Repair & Maintenance
Correctly installing fire doors and doorsets and their on-going repair and maintenance is critical to the safety of building occupants.
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Fire Door Inspection
Inspection of fire doors is vital to ensure their robustness and integrity is achieved and maintained.
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Fire Stopping and Compartmentation
Fire Stopping and Compartmentation is constructed to prevent the spread of fire to or from another part of the same building, or an adjoining building.
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Fire Safety Awareness
Aimed at building owners and facilities managers, this interactive course will give an overview of the key issues that need to be considered to mitigate and manage fire, specifically in the working environment.
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Fire Modelling for Fire Investigation and the Design of Buildings
This short introductory course will help you understand fire modelling and how it can predict how fires could progress in real-world situations.
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Compartmentation In Roof Voids – Doing It Right
A video recording of Tom Lennon presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2016.
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Compartment Sizes – are they still fit for purpose?
A video recording of Tom Lennon presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.
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External Fire Spread and Building Separation Distances
A video recording of Richard Chitty presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.
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BRE Fire Facilities
A video recording of Debbie Smith presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.
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Passive Fire Protection Level 3 Foundation
The Foundation Course in Passive Fire Protection offered in partnership with the Association of Specialist Fire Protection (ASFP) provides essential knowledge and understanding in this key fire protection specialism.
Fire Risk Assessor Level 4 Diploma
This 5 day course will equip you with the tools and knowledge to complete fire risk assessments of all but the most complex buildings.
An introduction to Cladding and Fire
The risk of fire spread in multi-storey buildings is an issue of concern, and recent fires have continued to highlight this. This 1 day course will give information on managing the risk at all stages.
Timber Fire Door – Installation, Repair & Maintenance
Correctly installing fire doors and doorsets and their on-going repair and maintenance is critical to the safety of building occupants. Fire doors play a vital role in containing fire and the spread of smoke in the event of a fire.
Fire Door Inspection
Inspection of fire doors is vital to ensure their robustness and integrity is achieved and maintained. A thorough inspection is required to verify that the door and its hardware have been installed correctly and meets the proper standard of protection.
Fire Stopping and Compartmentation
Fire Stopping and Compartmentation is constructed to prevent the spread of fire to or from another part of the same building, or an adjoining building.
Fire Safety Awareness
Aimed at building owners and facilities managers, this interactive course will give an overview of the key issues that need to be considered to mitigate and manage fire, specifically in the working environment.
Fire Modelling for Fire Investigation and the Design of Buildings
This short introductory course will help you understand fire modelling and how it can predict how fires could progress in real-world situations. It does this by using data from real fires in simulated environments, from previous experiments or through using computer models.
Compartmentation In Roof Voids – Doing It Right
Compartment Sizes – are they still fit for purpose?
External Fire Spread and Building Separation Distances
A video recording of Richard Chitty presenting at the BRE Fire Conference in Watford in 2015.