Depends what you're planning to do with it Martin? Not if you aren't going to be working in the field of fire safety.... Also depends how much fire safety was contained in your degree course.

Do you consider yourself competent in fire safety? If you intend to carry out further fire risk assessments you need to be competent, knowledgeable, be trained and be experienced. Are You? If not you need to improve your knowledge - training!!!!!!! SBH

Is it not true to be competent you must know your limitations . Kev

With a RM degree and NEBOSH G Cert you will have covered large chunks of the NEBOSH Fire Cert. If you are thinking about a fire qualification my advice would be to take a good look around at the various courses and qualifications on offer, consider the course content and then make a choice that suits your own aspirations. If you are employed, you may be able to get guidance from colleagues/managers on what the company expects and will pay for. Alternatively, your local IOSH branch will have members with opinions (plenty, just like on here). I chose Lancs F&R at Chorley as best for me, an aquaintance swears by Fire Service College and somebody else likes NEBOSH...

I consider myself competent in fire risk assessment without the training mentioned here, but only because I have other stuff and bags of experience in both fire fighting and fire risk assessment. Why not try to get a third party accreditation? The companies that do that will recognise your competence - or not, and you would gain lots of confidence by passing their tests, and get onto a register of fire risk assessors. You can do that for about £500. about the same cost of further training?