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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…
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Security & Emergency Exit Doorsets (non-fire)
Developed by DHF, this one-day course covers the key standards, regulations, and installation requirements for non-fire security and emergency exit doorsets
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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…
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Introduction to Third-Party Certification and Its Benefits To Your Organisation
There are several different assessments for products, systems, and services. Of these, third-party certification is the most valuable, due to its independence, thoroughness, and subsequent…
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Timber Fire Door – Installation, Repair & Maintenance
Correctly installing fire doors and door-sets and their ongoing repair and maintenance, is critical to the safety of building occupants. Fire doors play a vital…
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Level 3 Award in Fire Door Inspection
The Level 3 Award in Fire Door Inspection is awarded by ABBE, and is a formal qualification. It covers the robust inspection legislations and methodology…
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Level 4 Diploma in Fire Risk Assessment
This 5 day course will equip you with the tools and knowledge to complete fire risk assessments of all but the most complex buildings. It…
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Radon Protection for New Buildings
This course is designed to improve your understanding of radon protection requirements for new buildings and support the application of the BRE Report BR211.
Grounded in best practices, our courses are developed and delivered by industry experts, using our extensive track record of fire research, testing and standards development.
We provide training in fire door inspection, installation, repair, and maintenance, including steel, timber and roller shutter fire doors, enabling individuals and organisations to address skill gaps and enhance their fire safety knowledge.
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Frequently asked questions
What is fire safety training?
Fire safety training teaches you how to identify fire risks, follow legislation, and apply safe installation or inspection methods in buildings. Fire safety courses range from awareness and door inspection to full fire risk assessment qualifications.
Who should take fire safety courses?
These courses are designed for anyone responsible for fire protection in buildings: installers, inspectors, facilities managers, or compliance officers who need to demonstrate competency under current UK regulations.
Are BRE Academy fire safety courses recognised qualifications?
Yes. Courses such as the Level 3 Award in Fire Door Inspection and Level 4 Diploma in Fire Risk Assessment are accredited and align with recognised UK standards, helping professionals evidence competence.
Can I study fire safety training online?
While many BRE Academy courses are available online or as blended options, not all our fire safety courses are available in a virtual classroom. Check dates when booking a course to see if any virtual training is available.
How do I choose the right fire safety training course?
Start with your current role and responsibilities. If you install or maintain fire doors, begin with the installation course. If you carry out risk assessments, the Level 4 Diploma may be your best step.
Do these courses provide CPD hours?
Yes. Each fire safety training course contributes Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours recognised across the built environment sector.










