Triple A Solutions

04/09/2026

13/08/2026

Training attendance is no longer enough.

The Competence and Conduct Standard comes into force on 1 October 2026, and the message from the Regulator is clear:

* Don't just train people.
* Provide evidence they are competent.

Registered Providers will need robust frameworks, assessments, policies, audit trails and contractor assurance processes to demonstrate that staff have the skills, knowledge and behaviours needed to deliver safe and effective services.

For boards, this is becoming a governance and assurance issue, not simply an HR responsibility.

The transition period has started. The real question is whether your organisation is using it to prepare.

30/05/2025

A cross-party committee has written to Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner urging stronger oversight and faster action on post-Grenfell building safety reforms.

The letter calls for an independent body to monitor progress on safety recommendations, better inclusion of affected residents—especially minority and overseas communities—in decisions about Grenfell Tower’s future, and urgent reforms to under-resourced building control services.

Concerns were also raised about delays to safety funding, lack of support for disabled residents, and cultural issues within fire services. The government has been asked to respond before Parliament’s summer recess.

Read the Committee statement and subsequent letter:

A cross-party committee urges Deputy PM Angela Rayner to strengthen oversight and accelerate post-Grenfell safety reforms, calling for independent monitoring, resident inclusion, and support for vulnerable communities.

30/04/2025

We’re proud to announce the launch of our Person-Centred Fire Risk Assessments course – now live!

* Recognised by the Institution of Fire Engineers
* 2 hours of CPD
* Designed to build real competency in supporting vulnerable and disabled people during emergencies

The IFE reviewer commented that it was “A comprehensive course. I completed the online course as part of the review and found it well delivered, enjoyable and informative. Very professionally designed and presented."”

🎉 Introductory discount available until 11 May at www.3asolutions.tech

A huge well done to the Triple A Solutions team for all their hard work in bringing this course to life.

07/04/2025

We’re excited to launch our new website and updated brand identity!

To celebrate, you can get 15% off any of our courses (excluding discounted bundles) with the code LAUNCH25 — available until the end of April.

We’ve updated all our courses with refreshed content and templates, including new Deprivation of Liberty information, to keep everything person-centred and aligned with best practice.

We’re also getting ready to launch our new Person-Centred Fire Risk Assessment course — designed to support safer outcomes when assessing individual fire safety risks. It’s currently being accredited by the Institution of Fire Engineers and will be available by the end of April 2025.

Take a look at our new website and courses here: www.3asolutions.tech

Thank you for your continued support!

31/01/2023

Reducing legal liabilities for RPs: Irrespective of the lack of action by the Government regarding the Grenfell Tower Inquiry recommendations, the LGA legal view in their EEIS+ response makes it clear that PEEPs are legally required for all buildings under existing equality legislation.

Providing evidence of due diligence with the Fire Safety Order (FSO) is going to be essential to reduce an RP’s personal legal liabilities moving forward. This also provides an opportunity for fire professionals to offer their customers a new service providing high-quality, cost-effective PEEPs.

Triple A Solutions has a background of delivering PEEPs in the workplace and general needs accommodation. Since 2011, Triple A developed a suite of eLearning courses for RPs with a toolkit of worked examples and fillable form PEEPs templates for different scenarios. Organisations with more than ten participants can take advantage of additional price discounts and a central training provision. An annual subscription enables access to existing and new courses on an ongoing basis.

Our suite of eLearning includes:

PEEPS for Professionals Foundation Course:
Accredited by the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE), with an award of 6 hours CPD, an in-depth course aimed at fire professionals and those responsible for advising Board Members and Directors internally and externally.

Strategic Planning:
Aimed at those setting the PEEPs strategy for an organisation with 2 hours CPD covering how the FSO, Equality Act and Health & Safety at Work Act overlap, as these are all relevant to the delivery of PEEPs. Also covered are Approved Documents, British Standards and Codes of Practice in addition to practical strategic solutions.

Practical PEEPs:
This course is in five parts and is aimed at building managers and RPs incurring responsibility for preparing and delivering PEEPs. 2 hours CPD awarded for successful completion of this course.

PEEPS & Neurodiversity:
A supplementary course to Practical PEEPs with a focus on how to develop a PEEP for a person with neurodiversity with 1.5 hours CPD awarded.

During January, we have been offering an additional 20% off every course we sell until this coming weekend.

To get the discount, simply visit www.3asolutions.tech/trainingcourses/ and enter the voucher code JANUARY20 at checkout. If you are an organisation with more than ten learners, email us for a quotation.

If you require any help, have any questions or need guidance selecting which course will suit your needs, then please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to advise you accordingly.

www.3asolutions.tech/trainingcourses

31/01/2023

A sin of omission or a sin of Commission?

The exchange below which took place in the House of Commons yesterday during Michael Gove’s statement highlights why disabled residents in multi-storey buildings are terrified.

The question is, are the lack of PEEPs “a sin of omission or a sin of commission” by Local Authorities and Managing Authorities given the clear LGA legal advice (see below)?

Florence Eshalomi (Vauxhall) (Lab/Co-op)
I want to draw the Secretary of State’s attention to an area that is often forgotten: safety for disabled residents.

We know that the death rate for disabled residents in high-rise buildings is quite high. This delay has had a catastrophic effect. In December, a constituent emailed me to say that his young relative, who was in a wheelchair, had died when a fire broke out in her flat because she had no way to escape.

Avoidable tragedies such as that will keep happening until we make the change. How can this be acceptable?

Michael Gove
The Hon. Lady is completely correct. There are some inherited structural problems with high-rise buildings in this country, which make life more difficult for residents living with disabilities. For example, we tend to have one staircase only, whereas other countries tend to have two.

Critically, one recommendation from the inquiry—the need for personal emergency evacuation plans—is one that the Government have not yet met. I have been working with my colleagues in the Home Office to make sure that we do, but I understand her exasperation. We need to move more quickly to give disabled people the certainty that they will be safe.

Mike Amesbury (Weaver Vale) (Lab)
On what date can we expect a positive response on personal emergency evacuation plans and the next and final stage of leasehold reform, to put it in the history books?

Michael Gove
On PEEPs, I am reliant on the good offices of my friends in the Home Office. They are working hard and I hope to update the House shortly.

Local Government Association:

“Part 3 of the Equality Act 2010 imposes an anticipatory duty on councils and housing associations in relation to allocation of tenancies and the management of let properties: see Nur & Ors, R (On the Application Of) v Birmingham City Council [2021] EWHC 1138 (Admin) (04 May 2020) (Nur). This means that they are under an anticipatory duty to consider the requirements of their disabled residents without those residents having to ask.”

And

“This duty to disabled residents applies in all blocks, not just those with simultaneous evacuation.......... We have shared with government details of Leading and Junior Counsel’s opinion which explain the Part 3 Part 4 Equality Act legislation.”

16/01/2023

Due to the fantastic uptake of our courses, we are offering a 20% discount on every course we sell during January.

https://3asolutions.tech/trainingcourses/

To get the discount simply enter the voucher code JANUARY20 at checkout.

We are offering an additional 20% off every course we sell during January.To get the discount simply enter the voucher code JANUARY20 at checkout. Act now! Proof of competency is key for both the Building Safety Act and the Fire Safety Order Courses are delivered as micro-lessons accessible on mobil...

14/01/2023

Firefighters who battled Grenfell Tower inferno ‘diagnosed with rare cancers’.

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/grenfell-tower-firefighters-diagnosed-with-rare-cancers-lfb-b1052752.html?amp

Most of the diseases diagnosed among crews are understood to be digestive cancers and leukaemia, according to a report