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If you're the responsible person, or you act for one, fire safety is part of the job every day: checks, records, staff training, contractors and the evacuation plan. This covers those duties under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and how to run them so nothing slips. It's for building managers, facilities teams and duty holders.
Online courses help you evidence knowledge. Practical courses are assessed in person, so they evidence knowledge and skills.
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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Learn to write PEEPs that work on the day. The course covers who needs one, the law, refuges, lifts, evacuation chairs and alerts. It also covers the conversation, the plan, the helpers, the reviews, and the Residential PEEPs rules from April 2026.
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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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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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Assess premises properly, record what you find and keep the assessment current.
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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.
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Buy places for your whole team in one order, or ask us to run a course at your site, planned around your building.