Level 4 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment

Level 4 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment provides a nationally recognised qualification for those currently working in, or who want to work in the Fire Safety sector.

The benefits of completing the Level 4 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment are an accredited qualification delivered through the recognised awarding body ProQual.

This training provides you with the knowledge to be able to work in roles such as a Fire Marshal, Fire Risk Assessor, Fire Safety Advisor, Building Safety Manager, or Fire Safety Consultant.

The Level 4 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment course can be delivered in-house at your premises, exclusively for group bookings.

Absolutely. We offer nationwide in-house delivery for group bookings and can even help arrange a local venue if needed. Travel costs may apply depending on location.

This is a short, tutor-led session typically lasting half a working day (approx. 3 hours).

The maximum number of delegates for the Level 4 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment course is 15 face-to-face. Larger groups may be facilitated, depending on the size of the classroom.

No, there is no practical component to the Level 4 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment. The qualification is designed to provide learners with knowledge in fire safety and its risks and confirm knowledge gained through questioning.

The Level 2 Award in Asbestos Awareness covers topics such as the properties of asbestos, health risks associated with exposure, legislation and guidance relating to asbestos, and safe work practices when dealing with asbestos-containing materials.

The scope of this standard covers:

• Understand the health risks of asbestos
• Know the causes of asbestos in the construction industry
• Know the risks of exposure to asbestos and the methods for controlling that risk
• Understand the legal duties and obligations of employers and building owners
• Know how to act in an emergency and where to seek advice on asbestos risks

The Level 2 Award in Asbestos Awareness is suitable for anyone who works in a role where they may come into contact with asbestos-containing materials (ACM’s), such as tradespeople, maintenance workers, and construction workers.

This is a classroom-based course and will cover the topics in appropriate detail by means of both written and oral presentations and by demonstration as necessary.

The aim of this course is to provide anyone whose work could foreseeably expose them to asbestos with sufficient knowledge to avoid putting themselves or others at risk, in line with the regulatory requirements laid out in the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012.

Candidates attending the course require a safe learning environment with suitable classroom facilities for training. For further clarification on this, please get in touch with us.

Candidates must demonstrate the level of knowledge described in the unit; this can be covered on the day through written questioning, This element of the assessment is the process of measuring a candidate’s knowledge and understanding against the standards set in the qualification.

Practical assessment will be carried out by the tutor through observation of each delegate to ensure the qualification standards are being met.

Each candidate is required to produce evidence which demonstrates their achievement of all of the learning outcomes and assessment criteria for each unit.

Evidence can include:

• Assignments, Projects and Reports
• Worksheets
• Portfolio of evidence
• Record of oral and/or written questioning
• Candidate test papers

Candidates whose first language is not English are welcome to attend. However, all ProQual qualifications are assessed and certificated in English.

To successfully complete the qualification, candidates must have a sufficient level of English to:

• Undertake the assessment requirements
• Understand the qualification they are registered for
• Recognise the purpose of undertaking it

For candidates whose first language is not English, the use of a bilingual dictionary in book form (not electronic or translator devices) is permitted during assessment.

Yes – it’s eligible for CITB short qualification grant support.

We’ll guide you through the whole process — from funding application (if required) to submitting the achievement grant claim after course completion.

CITB Achievement grant: £240 per person.

This qualification is eligible for the CITB Short Qualification Grant, paid at achievement.

You are eligible for this if you're a CITB-registered employer and up to date with your Levy returns. As well as fulfilling the CITB's general Grants Scheme Policy

An employer can  apply for grants in respect of construction industry-related training undertaken by:

1. Directly employed staff (including apprentices registered for PAYE) on the payroll.
   Please note: You cannot claim a short period qualification grant if an apprentice grant is included in the apprenticeship standard.
2. Any sub-contractors (including both net and gross-paid HMRC CIS sub-contractors)
3. Sole traders and partnerships

Provided they are working at the time of the training for the employer making the application and the CITB grant support has not already been received for the particular training/qualification, and that the Employer has:

1. Identified the need for training
2. Organised the training; and
3. accepted the cost of the training

By completing this regulated qualification, you are directly supporting CITB’s mission to upskill the construction workforce to a high standard through nationally recognised, formal training that aligns with UK qualification frameworks.

Yes, each attendee may be eligible to claim a grant upon successful completion, which may cover the full cost of the course.

Yes – all attendees will receive a Qualification Scotland Accredited Certification upon successful completion. This course is delivered to the Qualification Scotland Course Standard, providing recognised evidence of training aligned with industry best practice.

Yes, it is a Qualification Scotland Accredited course, designed to meet industry needs and support workforce development.

There is no expiry date for the Level 2 Award Asbestos Awareness certificate.

Yes, the Level 2 Award in Asbestos Awareness is a nationally recognised qualification and is recognised by employers.

Your company will be required to make an assessment of training needs to evaluate the level of competency of their workers. HSE, other relevant codes of practice, or industry card scheme criteria recommend that the candidate complete a refresher of his/her training HSE guidance states: For awareness training, there is no need to repeat a full training course every year; however, some suitable refresher should be given, which can be provided as part of other health and safety updates.

We recommend either the IATP or UKATA annual asbestos refresher, with the option of issuing a dual certificate alongside the Level 2 Award. This approach meets common industry needs at present and gives you both the long-term, regulated qualification and the recognised site-specific certificate.

Please note your specific client requirements may differ against HSE guidance even though the Level 2 Award is a regulated, nationally recognised lifetime qualification that meets high training and compliance standards, industry practices have not yet fully caught up with this approach and they may still request for specific certification for annual refreshers from the CPD accredited schemes such as UKATA, IATP etc. Please check your client requirements for certification.

Yes, the Level 2 Award in Asbestos Awareness is recognised as a valid asbestos certificate under the CCDO cards scheme. 

To be eligible for CCDO cards, you must complete the relevant Health and Safety Test within 2 years of applying for the card. You must also hold a current asbestos awareness certificate (as a minimum). Other higher-level asbestos training will be accepted.

Please contact Workforce Skills Support for further information on the full pre-requisites required for related cards.