Fire safety is one of the most important aspects of the design, construction and maintenance of our built environment. It’s in the headlines like never before, and the need for robust inspection and advice across all property types requires trained, qualified and competent professionals.
Whether you’re keen to sharpen your existing fire safety skills, acquire new skills for new opportunities, or simply better understand your fire safety responsibilities, we’ve got training courses and qualifications that are right for you.
As a world-leading research and testing centre, BRE’s expertise runs deep. Our years of fire safety experience shape our training courses and qualifications, offering you and your team unrivalled access to recognised experts and the latest thinking.
Be sure to train with the experts.
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 to meet the proper standard of protection.
Level 3 Award in Fire Door Inspection
The Level 3 Award in Fire Door Inspection is an award given by ABBE (the Awarding Body for the Built Environment). The one day classroom course provides instruction on the regulations and practical aspects of fire door inspection.
Find out more about the Level 3 Award in Fire Door Inspection course
Timber Fire Door – installation, repair and maintenance
BRE and the DHF (Door & Hardware Federation) have developed this comprehensive and practical one-day training course that provides important details that must be addressed when installing, repairing and maintaining fire doors.
Find out more about the Timber Fire Door – installation, repair and maintenance course
Level 4 Diploma Fire Risk Assessment
This comprehensive five-day training course will equip you with the tools and knowledge to complete fire risk assessments of all but the most complex buildings, as described in the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Find out more about the Level 4 Diploma Fire Risk Assessment course
Installation and Maintenance of Steel Hinged Fire Doors
Poor fire door installation can mean that well-manufactured doors fail to provide the required performance in the event of a fire. The installation of a door set is as much a part of the fire resistance test as the door set itself. Alterations to the method of installation must be covered by a test report, an assessment report or an extended field of application report.
Find out more about the Installation and Maintenance of Steel Hinged Fire Doors course
Roller shutter fire doors – installation, repair and maintenance
The importance of good roller shutter door installation cannot be overemphasised. Poor installation can mean that an otherwise well-manufactured roller shutter fire door rails to provide the required performance in the event of fire.
Find out more about the Roller shutter fire doors – installation, repair and maintenance course
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