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It’s essential to understand that any individual responsible for signing off fire alarm works —not just electricians—must hold a formally approved Level 3 qualification as a minimum. This is not optional. The qualification ensures that those involved in fire detection and alarm (FD&A) systems are fully competent and working to the latest standards.
This regulated Level 3 qualification goes beyond theory. It covers the relevant British Standard (BS 5839-1) and includes hands-on training in the installation of both addressable and conventional fire alarm systems.
Whether you're an electrician seeking to broaden your skillset or a professional looking to demonstrate competence in line with legal and industry requirements, this qualification is for you. It also contributes to your Continuing Professional Development (CPD)—verifying that you’re operating to current standards and best practices in fire alarm system design, installation, and maintenance.
This comprehensive course provides a detailed understanding of BS 5839-6:2019, the British Standard Code of Practice for the design, installation, commissioning, and maintenance of fire detection and fire alarm systems in domestic premises.
The course will cover the full scope of BS 5839-6, including the diverse types of premises it applies to.
Participants will gain essential knowledge on applying the standard's recommendations to ensure appropriate and effective fire safety solutions across these various domestic environments.
This Level 3 Award provides professionals with the essential knowledge and practical skills required for the commissioning, handover, and servicing of fire detection and alarm systems in non-domestic premises, in accordance with the critical British Standard BS 5839-1.
The course is designed for fire sector engineers and electricians looking to specialise or enhance their expertise in this vital area of fire safety. It covers key aspects of the standard, ensuring participants can competently:
Upon successful completion, typically assessed through an open-book multiple-choice exam, candidates will receive an EAL Level 3 certificate, demonstrating their proficiency in upholding the highest standards of fire safety in commercial and industrial settings. This qualification is widely recognised and can contribute to meeting the requirements for roles within BAFE SP203-1.
The Cube Hands-on Fire Alarm Installation course is a practical, instructor-led training designed to equip learners with the essential skills required to install, wire, and program both Conventional and Addressable Fire Alarm Systems. This comprehensive course blends theoretical knowledge with intensive hands-on practice, ensuring participants gain real-world experience and confidence.
Throughout the course, learners will:
Ideal for electricians, technicians, safety personnel, and aspiring fire alarm installers, this course delivers the foundational knowledge and practical skills needed to enter or advance in the fire detection and alarm industry. No prior experience is required.
This EAL Level 3 Diploma is a vocational qualification for aspiring and experienced professionals in the fire and security industries. It validates expertise in the design, installation, testing, commissioning, maintenance, and auditing of electronic systems. Learners can specialise in either Fire Detection and Alarm Systems or Security Systems (Intruder Alarms, CCTV, Access Control).
This diploma forms a key part of the Experience Worker Assessment (EWA) route, enabling experienced fire alarm professionals to achieve FESS Technician status and qualify for an ECS Gold Card.
Are you a Fire, Emergency, and Security Systems (FESS) Engineer with 5+ years of experience but no formal paperwork to show for it? Don't let the absence of a certificate stall your career progression.
The Experienced Worker Assessment (EWA) is the industry’s official bridge to the JIB/ECS Gold Card, designed specifically to validate the skills you’ve already mastered on the job.
