Enhance Fire Safety in Existing Buildings with Inclusive Design Strategies
The Implementing Inclusive Fire Safety course is designed for professionals involved in adapting existing buildings to meet inclusive fire safety standards. It is ideal for architects, designers, and building managers responsible for material changes to the built environment and ensuring safe evacuation for all occupants, including disabled individuals and those using mobility aids.
This course, which is recognised with 3 CPD hours, covers key aspects such as legal frameworks, evacuation strategies, and fire safety considerations for electric wheelchairs and mobility scooters. Through practical examples and real-world case studies, learners will gain the skills necessary to create inclusive fire safety systems.
Delivered entirely online and accessible for 30 days, the course includes worked examples, best practice insights, and compliance guidance to support professionals in achieving fire safety excellence.
Please note: It is strongly advised that you complete the PEEPs for Professionals Foundation Course or Strategic Planning Course before undertaking this course.
What You’ll Learn
Earn 3 CPD hours upon successful completion.
What's Included
- Comprehensive Course Content: Covers legal frameworks, evacuation strategies, and case studies on inclusive fire safety.
- Legislation & Compliance: Learn the legal responsibilities for ensuring accessible and inclusive fire safety in existing buildings.
- Practical Tools & Resources: Access worked examples and course notes to support compliance and best practices.
- Flexible Learning: Enjoy 30 days of online access, allowing you to study at your own pace.
Enrol today & take your fire safety knowledge to the next level!
Customer Reviews
After taking the ‘Designing Inclusive Fire Safety’ course, I needed practical help turning theory into action across our office buildings. This implementation guide provided exactly that. The step-by-step approach made it straightforward to roll out inclusive fire safety measures across our three sites in Wales. What sets this apart is the focus on real-world implementation challenges – staff training programmes, phased equipment installation, budget planning, and stakeholder engagement. We’ve successfully trained 45 designated assistants, installed evacuation chairs on every floor, and created 12 robust PEEPs for our disabled employees. The templates and checklists saved us weeks of work. Six months on, our fire drills run smoothly, and our disabled staff report feeling genuinely supported. Brilliant practical resource that bridges the gap between knowing what to do and actually getting it done.
