Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS): Understanding, Safety, and the Path to Net Zero

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the fire engineering evidence that demonstrates Automist complies with BS 9991 and other relevant standards. It explains how Automist water mist suppression systems have been rigorously tested, third-party certified, and independently validated to deliver reliable fire protection that meets or exceeds regulatory requirements.

This course will give an overview of the access requirements of B5 of building regulations

This course will give an overview of the British standard BS9999

This course will give an overview of the responsibilities of the person responsible for a building.

This course will give an overview of the Building Safety Act 2022 and the impact on all those in the industry.

This course will cover the principles of CFD modelling.

This specialised course focuses on the risks and challenges related to the deterioration of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) structures. Ideal for first responders, engineers, building inspectors and policy makers. The course covers everything from RAAC's material properties and deterioration mechanisms to risk assessment techniques and future trends.

This course is aimed at highlighting how to conduct telescopic materials handler operations. It looks at the safety issues that need consideration.

This course will give an overview of the COSHH Regulations.

This course introduces the principles and practice of developing a fire strategy, explaining its purpose, legal context, key design elements, and stakeholder roles. Learners gain the skills to interpret regulations, apply core fire‑safety principles, and create a compliant outline fire‑strategy document.

This course has been developed to educate all firefighters around the world on understanding fire behaviour and the principles of tactical ventilation. It will enable them to "Read the fire" in order for them to make the correct choices at fire incidents.

This course has been developed to educate all firefighters around the world on understanding fire behaviour and the principles of tactical ventilation. It will enable them to "Read the fire" in order for them to make the correct choices at fire incidents .It also covers the theoretical aspect for a tactical ventilation instructor.

This course will give an overview of how to determine the requirements of B4 external fire spread.

Successful negotiation is the science and art of transforming tense situations into a fruitful environment in which relations are preserved and goals are achieved. It is an important skill without which we run the risk of either alienating our associates when we get our way or feeling hopeless when we don’t. Learn how to balance the value of your relationships with the value of goals to create win-win results. The goal is to provide insights that will guide you through the negotiation journey by giving you necessary tools of self-awareness and assessment instruments.

This course has been designed to give a more This course will mainly involve practical exercises to develop your skill and understanding of reading structural and architectural drawings.

This course will give you an awareness of the principles of fire.

This course has been developed to provide the under-pinning knowledge required to inspect fire doors.

The course is designed to give delegates an understanding of the issues they should be aware of with regards fire doors. It will look at how to identify a Fire Door and all related information on maintenance, upgrading, heritage buildings and various schemes available to ensure they will carry out their function.

This course will give an overview of how to operate a fire extinguisher in the workplace.

This elearning package has been produced in response to the tragic incident at Grenfell Tower in which 72 people lost their lives. This has been produced working with Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service who have developed a robust and flexible system for dealing with high rise incidents. This course will cover the areas of concern and how to mitigate the risk to firefighters and occupants alike. This presentation has been produced to educate all those in the industry around the world.

This course will give an insight into Fire Investigation for the first responder to a fire incident. It will go through the key areas that they should be aware of relating to any subsequent fire investigation. It will provide delegates with the underpinning knowledge and understanding required for the role of first responder and help to develop their basic investigative skills relating to fire/crime scene investigation.

This course has been designed to provide the fundamental principles of issues relating to passive fire protection.

This course has been designed to give you a greater understanding of passive fire protection and follows on from the level 2 course. It covers all the fundamental principles but goes into more depth in certain areas. The course has been designed to assist those preparing to sit the IFE Level 3 Certificate in Passive Fire Protection.

This curriculum is meticulously designed to echo the roles and responsibilities inherent to professional fire investigation offering essential knowledge and expertise to those deeply involved in unravelling the cause of fires. It is particularly suited for Watch and Crew Managers in the Fire and Rescue Service who are at the helm of operational fire appliances as well as for fire safety specialists seeking to broaden their understanding.

This course has been designed to enable learners to be able to carry out fire door inspections and have the under-pinning knowledge needed at the required depth.

This online course is aimed at giving guidance on HTM 05 “Guidance in support of functional provisions (Fire safety in the design of healthcare premises)”

This course will give an overview of the fire safety issues that need addressing when considering heritage premises. This has been upgraded from the previous course.

This course has been designed to give advice on fire safety in places of entertainment

This course is designed to give delegates an awareness of the causes of fire and how to prevent them. They will learn how to identify the type of fire and then select and use the appropriate fire extinguisher, The principles of staged evacuation and the correct method of carrying out a systematic search of the premises. The course has been produced to assist the responsible person in providing training to their staff on fire awareness. This training must be specific to the care home and must include going through your evacuation procedures and confirming understanding by having fire drills.

This course will give an overview of the principles of Fire safety in specialised housing.

This course will look at the inherent risks that transport premises and facilities pose to both staff and passengers alike. It will discuss common issues that these premises pose in the event of a fire emergency.

This course will cover the role of a fire warden in a workplace. It will look at all the areas that a fire warden should possess including the nature of fire, fire development, fire precautions in the workplace, use of fire extinguishers and evacuation procedures.