Level 4 Certificate in Intermediate Fire Risk Assessment (Virtual Delivery)

The FireQual Level 4 Certificate in Intermediate Fire Risk Assessment is a nationally recognised qualification accredited by Ofqual and listed on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) at Level 4.

This programme is designed to build on foundation-level competence and develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to carry out structured, proportionate, and compliant fire risk assessments in moderate‑risk premises.

This qualification is ideal for individuals who are progressing in their fire safety career and taking on more complex responsibilities. It is suitable for:

Those who have completed the FireQual Level 3 Certificate in Foundation Fire Risk Assessment and want to advance to intermediate level.
Practising Fire Risk Assessors seeking to evidence competence at Intermediate level in line with BS 8674:2025.
Experienced staff or consultants responsible for fire risk assessments in moderate‑risk premises.
Individuals stepping into broader fire safety responsibilities within their organisation.
Professionals working towards Advanced Fire Risk Assessor status.

Why Choose This Qualification?

Choosing the FireQual Level 4 Certificate provides:

A regulated, industry‑recognised qualification aligned with national standards.
A clear progression route from foundation to intermediate competence.
Practical, real‑world assessment experience in moderate‑risk environments.
Skills aligned with current legislation, standards, and best practice.
Evidence of competence for employers, clients, and professional bodies.
A strong foundation for future development towards advanced-level fire risk assessment roles.

This comprehensive 5-day training course (plus guided learning) covers all the topics you need:
Apply intermediate fire safety principles, legislation, and standards.
Plan and conduct structured Fire Risk Assessments using recognised industry methodologies.
Identify, analyse, and evaluate more complex fire hazards and ignition sources.
Recommend appropriate and proportionate control measures.
Assess the impact of building design, construction, materials, and fire protection systems.
Understand human behaviour in fire and develop suitable evacuation strategies.
Evaluate fire safety management systems and maintenance arrangements.
Critically review existing Fire Risk Assessment reports and produce clear, actionable documentation.

Delivery: Virtual via Microsoft TEAMS

Dates: 28th Sept, 5th Oct, 12th Oct, 19th Oct, 26th Oct