Create Inclusive Fire Safety Solutions with the PEEPs & Neurodiversity Course
The PEEPs & Neurodiversity course provides essential training on developing inclusive Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs) for neurodivergent individuals. Designed for building managers and fire safety professionals, this course explores how conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and dyspraxia can impact emergency responses and evacuation planning.
Accredited by the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) with 2 CPD hours, this supplementary course provides practical guidance on overcoming sensory sensitivities, communication barriers, and cognitive processing differences when implementing fire safety strategies.
Learners will gain the skills to assess specific needs, develop tailored evacuation strategies, and foster supportive environments. The course is fully online with 30 days of access, allowing flexible learning at your own pace.
Please note: This course requires prior completion of the Practical PEEPs course.
What You’ll Learn
Earn 2 CPD hours accredited by the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE).
What's Included
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Comprehensive Course Content: Covers inclusive evacuation planning, tailored strategies, and real-world case studies.
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Legislation & Compliance: Learn the legal responsibilities around fire safety and neurodiversity.
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Practical Tools & Resources: Access worked examples, PEEP documentation templates, and course notes.
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Flexible Learning: Enjoy 30 days of online access, allowing you to study at your own pace.
- CPD Certification: Upon completing the course, you will receive a CPD certificate acknowledging your expertise in PEEPs & Neurodiversity.
Enrol today & take your fire safety knowledge to the next level!
Customer Reviews
The course is very comprehensive explaining all neurodiversity’s and considerations to be made in completing a peep.
This course was informative i am now more aware of how neurodiverse people are affected in emergency situations. i am more confident in my ability to create PEEP for the person.
I enjoyed the course as it was very very informative and information will be put in practice in my work.
I have learned a great deal about treating everyone as an individual with individual needs that approaches need to be adapted. I have a better understanding of neurodiversity and the challenges neurodiversity present to safe emergency evacuation.
Course was very informative. Learned what to do to make it easier for the neurodiverse person when you are meeting them. How we can help neurodiverse persons by explaining and showing them what to do in an emergency this could include letting them gently at first listen to the sound a fire alarm would make.
I feel that the course has proven to be an invaluable tool in helping me in carrying out my role and understanding what role different personnel are responsible for. It has allowed me the option of taking on further courses in tooling me up for roles within the health and safety sector as an option going forward.
The course is very good, packed with information. Excellent
I think this course has been very insightful. it has highlighted the ways we can empower individuals to have a voice and be safe irrespective of their neurodiversity/disability.
