The course + test
- All 6 Fire Risk Assessment modules
- Full English narration
- Online test and your score
- Retake the free test if you need to
No account. No card. No certificate included.
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For your optional £18 certificatePass the free online test, then pay £18 for your PDF certificate. How the free test works
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You can finish the learning and online test without paying. The certificate is a separate, optional purchase.
No account. No card. No certificate included.
How it works
Six narrated modules and an online test. No account or payment needed.
Pay £18 only if you want a certificate. It is issued once you have passed the online test and paid.
Your PDF certificate is available in your account right after payment.
The course
Six short modules in a clear order, free to study, followed by a free 20-question online test.
Why fire safety matters, the law, the person in control of the premises and how the law is enforced.
Carrying out a fire risk assessment step by step and applying the hierarchy of control.
Controlling sources of ignition, fuel and oxygen, and good housekeeping.
Alarm and detection systems, emergency lighting, extinguishers and fixed systems.
Escape routes, assembly points and helping people who need assistance to leave.
Writing a fire plan, personal evacuation plans and running effective fire drills.
The certificate
Your Fire Risk Assessment completion certificate is issued by Safety Courses LLC after you pass the online test and pay. Download the PDF from your account, print it or send it to your employer.
Who it’s for
People in control of premises who must manage fire risk.
Staff who carry out or review fire risk assessments.
People who look after alarms, lighting, exits and equipment.
Wardens who want to understand the assessment behind the plan.
Yes. All 6 learning modules and the final online test are free. You can see your test score without paying. A certificate is not included in the free option.
It covers your PDF completion certificate, issued after you pass the online test. There is no subscription and no renewal charge.
No. You can study the modules and take the free online test without creating an account or entering card details. An account is needed if you choose the paid certificate option.
There are 20 multiple-choice questions and the pass mark is 16 of 20. The answers are marked instantly, and if you do not pass you can review the modules and retake it as many times as you need at no extra charge.
The course is written for UK workplaces and follows UK health and safety law and HSE guidance. Requirements differ between jobs, so if you are training for a specific employer it is worth confirming with them that it meets their needs before you buy.
If you choose the paid certificate option, pass the online test and complete payment. You can then download your PDF certificate from your account.
Yes. The modules and the test work on a phone, tablet or computer.
Email us within 14 days of your purchase and we will refund you in full. You do not need to give a reason. This is our own guarantee, offered on top of your statutory rights rather than instead of them.
No. The course, the test and retakes are free. £18 is a one-off payment for the certificate, with no subscription and no renewal charge.
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All six modules and the online test are free. Optional certification is £18.
This is online fire risk assessment training. It supports — but does not replace — your employer’s risk assessment, instruction and supervision for the work you actually do. Your employer decides what further training your role needs.
For the law behind this course, read Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (S.I. 2005/1541) .