New FIA Hose Reel Maintenance Course Launched with Introductory Pricing
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06 August 2026
Designed to combine classroom learning with practical, hands-on experience, the course equips delegates with a thorough understanding of the standards, legislation and maintenance procedures required to ensure hose reels remain safe, compliant and ready for use in the event of a fire.
The one-day programme is suitable for anyone involved in the maintenance of fire protection equipment. While no previous experience is required, delegates who have shadowed or worked alongside a competent engineer will benefit from this additional experience.
Throughout the course, delegates will explore the legislation and standards relating to hose reels, including the application of BS EN 671-3 and relevant aspects of BS EN 671-1. The programme also examines where BS 5306-1 influences servicing requirements, the potential risks associated with maintenance activities, and the importance of ensuring work is carried out without compromising fire safety within the premises.
A key feature of the course is the practical training element, where delegates will gain valuable hands-on experience maintaining hose reels before completing both a theory and practical assessment.
On successful completion, delegates will receive an FIA Certificate, alongside a comprehensive course manual that can be used as a practical reference in the workplace.
As the practical assessment involves working with water, delegates are required to attend with appropriate PPE, including safety footwear, a hard hat, safety glasses and suitable work clothing that may become wet or dirty. Gloves are recommended.
To find out more about the course requirements and special introductory pricing, please visit the dedicated course page on the FIA website.
This new course further strengthens the FIA's extensive portfolio of practical fire safety training, helping engineers and maintenance professionals develop the competence needed to work safely, confidently and in line with recognised industry standards.
Find out more or email [email protected].
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