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Combined – Online Installation, Inspection & Maintenance
£800.00Build your knowledge of fire door safety across three separate FireQual Recognised Programmes. Learn key information around inspection, installation and maintenance, and understand the standards that support safe and compliant fire door practice.
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Fire Door Inspection Course
£500.00Enhance your knowledge of fire door inspection with this FireQual Recognised Programme. Gain a clear understanding of recognised safety standards and learn how inspections should be carried out in line with current requirements.
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Fire Stopping Installation Course
£300.00A comprehensive FireQual Recognised Programme that deepens your understanding of compliant fire stopping installation and equips you with the knowledge needed to work in line with industry standards.
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Fire Door Installation Course
£300.00Enhance your knowledge with our fire door installation course. This FireQual Recognised Programme provides a clear understanding of how to achieve compliant, high-standard fire door installations.
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Fire Door Maintenance Course
£300.00Elevate your expertise with our FireQual Recognised Programme. Develop the knowledge needed to maintain fire doors effectively.
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Regulation 10 – Fire Door Course
£200.00An essential short course for all housing providers in England. As of January 23rd 2023, it is a legal requirement to inspect fire doors in buildings over 11m.
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Fire Door Awareness Course
£100.00A course designed to improve knowledge of fire doors. Perfect for property managers, facilities managers and site managers.
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Can You Inspect Fire Doors After Completing a Fire Door Inspection Course?
The short answer is: yes. If you complete our Fire Door Inspection Course, which is a FireQual Recognised Programme, you can inspect fire doors in the UK. That is exactly what this type of course is designed to support. As the largest provider of fire door inspection...
The Competence Pyramid: What Competence Actually Looks Like in Fire Safety
Since the introduction of the Building Safety Act, competence is no longer a loose professional expectation. It is a requirement that must be defined, evidenced and sustained. Yet across construction and fire safety, competence is still spoken about in generalities...
The ‘Third-Party Accreditation’ Ambiguity: Clarifying Terminology for the Golden Thread
The intention of the Building Safety Act was to end ambiguity. The Golden Thread of Information is central to that. It is meant to be a defensible, audited chain of evidence demonstrating that those undertaking safety-critical tasks are competent, qualified and...
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