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FIA Emergency Lighting course achieves Level 3 FireQual status
05 January 2026
THE FIRE Industry Association (FIA) has confirmed that its two-day Emergency Lighting course will become a Level 3 FireQual qualification, with a FireQual examination included at the end of the tuition. This change applies from the first course delivery in 2026 and represents a significant step forward in the development of recognised professional qualifications within the fire sector.

This will be the first dedicated Emergency Lighting qualification offered by the FIA, providing learners with a formally recognised outcome on successful completion. Moving to FireQual accreditation ensures the course meets nationally recognised assessment and quality standards, strengthening confidence in both the training and the competence of those who complete it.
The introduction of a Level 3 FireQual qualification reflects the continued professionalisation of fire industry training. By combining structured learning with an independent examination, the updated Emergency Lighting course demonstrates how industry training standards are evolving to meet increasing expectations around competence, compliance and accountability.
The qualification also aligns with the BAFE Emergency Lighting Scheme, duly supporting organisations and individuals working within third party certification frameworks.
All Emergency Lighting courses delivered from 2026 onwards will follow the new Level 3 FireQual format.
*For additional information on this course and the full range of FIA training opportunities visit www.fia.uk.com/training/training-course-browser.html- Quanika and Axis Communications partnership provides off-the-shelf integration options
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