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Earn your CPD points with Building by completing CPD modules online. Each module includes a full technical article followed by a form to fill out to download your certificate. All modules are fully CPD accredited.

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CPD 14 2025: Restoring heritage buildings: The role of timber windows

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CPD 13 2025: Fire partitioning – test, extend and classify
Sponsored by Siniat
Navigate the complexities of fire safety regulations for internal partitions with this module, sponsored by Siniat. Gain essential knowledge on testing, extended application and third-party classification to confidently specify compliant and high-performing systems
CPD 12 2025: The importance and principles of insulation
Sponsored by Rockwool
Sponsored by ROCKWOOL®, this CPD module explores the key principles behind insulation performance and how specifiers can ensure that materials meet the required standards for modern construction
CPD 11 2025: Bi-fold and sliding doors for marine and coastal environments
Sponsored by Solarlux
Sponsored by Solarlux, this CPD module covers the specification of bi-fold and sliding doors for marine and coastal environments, focusing on performance, compliance and security
CPD 10 2025: Designing safe access for working at height
Sponsored by MSA Safety
Sponsored by MSA Safety, this CPD explores best practice for safe access and egress when working at height
CPD 09 2025: Roofs, regulations and fire safety
Sponsored by Rockwool
Often underestimated in design conversations, the roof is increasingly recognised as a building’s fifth facade – a space with critical functional responsibilities and regulatory implications
CPD 08 2025: Understanding and identifying grey belt land
Sponsored by LandTech
As pressure mounts to deliver new housing and infrastructure in England, the Green Belt – long considered sacrosanct – is once again at the centre of planning debate
CPD 07 2025: Mastering sliding and bi-fold doors
Sponsored by Solarlux
Sliding doors date back over a thousand years to Japan, where shoji – paper-covered wooden frames – offered space-saving elegance in homes and temples. Even earlier, grooves in Pompeii’s stone floors suggest the Romans used sliding doors to enhance spatial flexibility.
CPD 06 2025: How glass mineral wool insulation supports net zero building design
Sponsored by URSA
This module explores how glass mineral wool insulation supports sustainable construction by reducing carbon emissions and improving energy performance
CPD 05 2025: Enhancing thermal performance
Sponsored by Rockwool
This module explores how evolving building regulations are driving improved thermal performance and how stone wool insulation can help narrow the performance gap