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Training for the people who install, inspect, service and design fire safety in buildings. Fire doors, alarms, emergency lighting, fire stopping and risk assessment. Properly assessed, and recorded on a certificate anyone can check.
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UK Fire Door Training is rated 4.8 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 903 reviews
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The systems that detect a fire, raise the alarm, light the way out and keep fire and smoke in check.
Design, install, commission and maintain fire detection and alarm systems to BS 5839-1.
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Design, install and test emergency lighting to BS 5266-1, and keep the log book straight.
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Select, site, commission and service portable extinguishers, from the survey to the service label.
2 courses
Sprinkler, water mist and gaseous systems: how they're designed, installed and kept ready.
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Vents, shafts and fans that keep escape routes clear of smoke, and the checks that prove they work.
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Doors, seals and dampers built into the structure to hold fire and smoke where they start.
Install, inspect and maintain fire doors so they perform the way they were tested.
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Seal the gaps where services pass through walls and floors, so compartments hold as designed.
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Install, inspect and drop-test fire and smoke dampers where ductwork crosses a compartment line.
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Assessing the risk, running the building day to day and showing you have met the law.
Assess premises properly, record what you find and keep the assessment current.
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Run a building's fire safety day to day and meet the responsible person's duties.
2 courses
Higher-risk buildings, the golden thread and the duty holder roles the Act creates.
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E-bikes, e-scooters and battery storage: the fire risk, safe charging and what to put in place.
1 course
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Read every reviewReviews of UK Fire Door Training, which sells and delivers our courses. Figures as at 15 October 2026.
A fire door in a care home is asked to do more than one in an office. Start with the buildings you work in.
Residents who can't get out on their own. The doors, alarms and compartments have to work first time.
1 course
Live wards, Firecode and patients who stay put. Work that can't take a building out of service.
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Heavy use, propped doors and buildings empty at night. Fire safety that stands up to term time.
2 courses
Flat entrance doors, Regulation 10 checks and the Building Safety Act. Where most of the new duties landed.
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Guests asleep in a building they don't know. Doors, detection and escape lighting carry the load.
2 courses
Fit-outs, landlord and tenant splits, and fire safety that changes every time a floor is let.
2 courses
Fire safety work gets inspected. Your training should hold up when it is. Ours is written and taught by people who've done the job.
The Building Safety Act judges competence on skills, knowledge, experience and behaviours. Online courses help you evidence what you know. Practical courses evidence what you know and what you can do, assessed in person. Either way, a pass means more than turning up.
Every certificate has a unique reference and a refresher date. A client, principal contractor or insurer can check it online in a few seconds, without ringing us.
For installers, inspectors, engineers and duty holders. Plain English, real situations from site, and nothing padded out to fill a day.
Competence goes stale. We remind learners before a certificate is due for renewal, so nothing quietly lapses.
We're members of, or approved by, each of these. Every course page lists the approvals that course carries.
Why train with us
Fire safety awarding organisation
Awarding Body for the Built Environment
AIM Qualifications and Assessment Group
CPD Certification Service
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents
City and Guilds of London Institute
UK awarding organisation
Construction Industry Training BoardThe price, what's covered, how it's assessed and what the certificate says. All before you buy.
For fire marshals and fire wardens. Find and report fire hazards, do the routine checks, and get everyone out when the alarm sounds. Know when to use an extinguisher.
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Half a day with a trainer covering fire classes, extinguisher types and colour codes, pre-use checks and safe use, with each delegate assessed in person.
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Start the day you buy. Work through it at your own pace on any device, and download your certificate as soon as you pass.
Browse online coursesHands-on sessions with a trainer at our venues. Pick a date, see how many places are left and add your delegates when you book.
See course datesOne order for the whole team. Invite people by email and see who has accepted. Each learner gets their own account and certificate.
Training for employersBuy the places you need and invite people by email. Each person gets a certificate a client can check online, and a reminder before it lapses.
One checkout for the whole team, and one receipt for accounts.
Each learner gets a secure invitation and their own account. Add names now or later.
Track which invitations have been taken up, and resend or reassign unused places.
Each learner's certificate has a reference you, or your client, can check online at any time.
Fire safety law, standards and the job itself, written by people who've done it. No waffle.
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The Building Safety Act made competence a legal duty for people doing building work. What skills, knowledge, experience and behaviours mean in practice, and what training can and can't prove.
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Care homes rely on the building to protect residents who can't get out on their own. That changes how doors, alarms and compartments are fitted, inspected and looked after.
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Since January 2023, blocks of flats over 11 metres have needed fire door checks on a set schedule. What the law asks for, and what a useful check looks like.
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Pick a date and see how many places are left. Book yourself, or add your whole team in one go.
No practical dates are scheduled at the moment. Ask us about a session for your team.
Clients, principal contractors, insurers and auditors can confirm a certificate is genuine and still current, without ringing us. Withdrawn or replaced certificates say so.
Online courses start the day you buy. Practical places are confirmed straight away, with joining instructions by email.