Nicola John, MD of award-winning Fire Door Maintenance (FDM) Training and Development and a 20-year built-environment pioneer, reveals how blending hands-on practice with regulated vocational qualifications closes the industry's dangerous competency gap in an MA Business livestream webinar. Hear from Nicola live on Tuesday, 24th November at 3 pm (GMT) when she’ll discuss with Glass and Glazing Products magazine editor Chris Beck how to protect your business with routes to audit-ready fire door competency.
Designed for contractors, installers, inspectors, and duty holders across the supply chain, the session will cover ways you can achieve defensible compliance. Reserve your spot here.
During the webinar, you’ll gain an understanding of:
- The SKEB frameworks and why it's important to provide clear evidence of compliance under the BSA
- Critical blind spots and hidden installation errors that classroom-only training misses
- Implementing accredited, practical training pathways that protect lives, projects, and reputations
- What you need to do to prove competence, eliminate risky assumptions, and move beyond tick-box compliance
Secure your spot today to hear Nicola John discuss how the Building Safety Act and its frameworks legally redefine competence from assumed experience to verifiable, documented proof; why relying solely on on-the-job experience or theory-based classroom courses creates dangerous blind spots and compliance vulnerabilities; how fusing real-world hands-on practice, structured mentoring, and regulated vocational qualifications ensures installers and inspectors are genuinely job ready; ways you can provide defensible evidence and how establishing provable competence across fire door design, installation, inspection, and maintenance helps to prevent critical failures.
Tuesday, November 24, 2026 · 3:00 p.m.
Reserve your place today. Or discover more about Fire Door Maintenance (FDM) Training and Development: https://fdmltd.co.uk/
