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CPD Course
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If you're third-party certified, internal auditing isn't optional – it's an essential part of maintaining compliance.
Effective internal product audits help ensure security systems continue to meet recognised industry standards, identify areas for improvement and prepare organisations for external inspections by certification bodies.
This course provides a practical understanding of how to plan, carry out and document internal product audits across security systems, helping organisations maintain compliance with certification scheme requirements.
You'll learn how to assess intruder and hold-up alarm systems (I&HAS), access control and CCTV installations against relevant standards, identify non-conformities, recommend corrective actions and support continual improvement across your organisation.
By the end of the course, you'll have the confidence to carry out structured, objective audits that contribute to maintaining third-party certification and improving system quality.
Who this course is for?
Ideal for certified contractors who need to carry out internal audits in line with NSI or SSAIB requirements.
Supervisors and managers responsible for compliance
Lead technicians overseeing system delivery
Security engineers involved in system auditing
Certified contractors required to carry out internal audits
Anyone responsible for maintaining certification standards
What you’ll get from this course
Clear understanding of internal auditing requirements
Knowledge of relevant standards and certification expectations
Practical approach to planning and carrying out audits
Confidence in identifying non-conformities and areas for improvement
After this course, you’ll be able to
Plan and carry out internal product audits effectively
Assess systems against relevant standards and requirements
Identify non-conformities and implement corrective actions
Maintain compliance with third-party certification schemes
Course Content
Purpose of auditing
Audit planning
Audit process
Relevant security standards and certification requirements
Use of checklists
Documentation and record keeping
Corrective actions and follow-up
Assessment
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At Ember Compliance, we're committed to helping fire and security professionals develop the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to work safely and competently.
Our courses are delivered by experienced industry professionals who combine technical expertise with practical, real-world experience. Whether you're new to the industry or looking to expand your knowledge, our training is designed to be engaging, informative and directly applicable to your day-to-day role.
We offer a range of classroom and live online courses, with many leading to nationally recognised RQF qualifications. Our focus is on supporting ongoing competence and professional development, helping technicians and businesses meet industry standards and best practice.
This depends on the course you are booking.
Many of our courses are suitable for learners who are new to the subject, while others are designed for experienced fire and security technicians or have specific prerequisites.
Please check the course description and any entry requirements before booking. If you're unsure whether a course is right for you, we're always happy to help you choose the most appropriate option.
Yes. Many of our courses are available as both classroom and live online training, giving you the flexibility to learn in the way that best suits you.
If an online version of this course is available, you'll find it listed alongside the classroom option on our website.
Absolutely.
Our trainers encourage questions and discussion throughout every course, helping learners understand how the requirements apply in real-world situations. Whether you're looking for clarification on a technical topic or practical guidance based on your own experience, we're here to help.
Yes.
Tea, coffee and refreshments are available throughout the day for all classroom learners.
For full-day courses, a complimentary lunch is also provided. Before your training date, we'll contact you to ask about any dietary requirements or allergies to ensure suitable catering is arranged.
Training is an important part of demonstrating competence, but attending a course alone does not make an individual or organisation compliant.
Compliance depends on a range of factors, including appropriate qualifications, experience, competence, company procedures and ongoing professional development.
Our courses are designed to help learners understand current requirements and apply industry best practice with confidence.
Each course is based on the current edition of the relevant British Standard, legislation or industry guidance, as detailed in the course description.
Where standards are updated, we regularly review and update our training materials to reflect the latest requirements and industry best practice.
There is no single answer, as it depends on your role and the subjects you work with.
Many technicians choose to refresh their knowledge whenever standards are updated, legislation changes or new technologies emerge. Regular CPD also helps maintain confidence and supports continued professional competence.
At Ember Compliance, we believe training should do more than simply help learners attend a course or pass an assessment.
Our aim is to support long-term professional competence by providing practical, relevant training that helps technicians apply their knowledge with confidence and continue developing throughout their careers.