Fully Funded Bootcamps for Level 3 Fire Risk Assessment or L5 Passive Fire Protection Inspection

[David Parkes]

Forgive me if I have posted this in the wrong place but I really wanted to share this you all.

We currently have a limited number of funded bootcamps for level 3 Fire Risk Assessment and Level 5 Passive Fire Protection Inspection.

Self Employed – 100% Funding
SME – 10% contribution towards employed staff.

Bootcamp1 – Level 3 Fire Risk Assessment
This consists of the following and takes approx. 12 weeks to complete.

• Accredited ABBE Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work (603/1375/4, 7 credits)
• ABBE Level 3 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment (603/4897/5, 30 credits)
• CITB Site Supervision Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS). It equips learners with essential skills in construction workplace safety, risk assessments, and site supervision (delivered at Skelmersdale)

Bootcamp2 – Level 5 Passive Fire Protection Inspection

• Accredited ProQual Level 3 Award in Intermediate Fire Risk Assessment (Accreditation number: 610/4736/3)
  

Followed by:

• ProQual Level 5 Diploma in Passive Fire Protection Inspection (Accreditation number: 610/2749/2).
  
• It also includes CITB Site Supervision Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS) or CITB Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS)
  

Full funding is available to the unemployed and self employed living and working in the Lancashire region, for those employed (SME’s), there is a 10% employer contribution, still a huge saving on the overall cost of these two bootcamps. We have limited places on both bootcamps.

Please get in touch if interested in either of these two bootcamps.

[Nightstaffer]

Are those who are retired and no
Longer working regarded as unemployed?

[David Parkes]

Interesting question, I would need to check, I think the important question would be, how would your training benefit the Lancashire area. Can you drop me an email please david.parkes@1st2achieve.co.uk

[Nightstaffer]

I don’t live in Lancashire David
And I am not looking for employment
But there maybe some recently retired firefighters who may be looking to take up employment in fire risk assessment
Maybe you could try your get in touch with the Lancashire retired firefighters social media
There are many retired firefighter groups that ex firefighters use to keep in touch
You could even contact Lancs Fire and Rescue Service who could put you in touch or even circulate your details
Good luck

[David Parkes]

Great advice, thank you!