Everything you need to prepare with confidence.
Walkthroughs, illustrations and templates to help a responsible person build, complete, deploy and maintain their readiness - plus a growing academy and a route to recognised qualification.
From first steps to ongoing aftercare.
Prepare
Understand your scope and tier, and gather what you need before you start.
Build the document
Work through the guided prompts to capture your procedures accurately.
Deploy
Put procedures into practice - brief staff, mark locations, and test.
Aftercare
Keep it current - review on change, and amend when things move on.
Clear, practical help at every stage.
Step-by-step walkthroughs
Follow each stage of building a readiness document, explained plainly.
Illustrated examples
See how procedures, locations and sign-off come together in practice.
Templates & checklists
Preparation checklists and reference documents to help you get ready.
Learn to prepare - and to lead readiness where you work.
The Academy brings together our guidance into a structured learning path: understand Martyn’s Law, build sound procedures, and know how to put them into practice and keep them current. Free to learn, built to be genuinely useful - not just to sell a document.
Structured learning path
Short, plain-English modules covering scope, the four procedures, deployment and review.
Practical, not theoretical
Everything geared to what you actually do on your premises - not abstract compliance.
For every kind of site
Examples across hospitality, retail, events, healthcare, education and more.
Always current
Kept in step with the statutory guidance as it develops toward enforcement.
GroundWork Diligence Members
A recognised standard for the professionals who put readiness into practice - so that public-facing and internal staff across many sectors can earn a qualification and apply it where they work.
Theory training
Structured learning covering the law, the procedures, and good practice in preparedness.
Monitored assessment
A remotely-invigilated, proctored exam - licensed and administered with established partners.
Associate member
Earn Associate-level accreditation and apply the standard in your own environment.
Open to public-facing and internal professionals across sectors including:
Accreditation is being developed to be licensed and administered with established awarding partners, with monitored remote assessment.
In discussion with awarding bodies such as Pearson and City & Guilds · targeting summer 2027
We’re actively working with major UK organisations to facilitate enrolment in the accreditation.
ASSOCIATE LEVEL - IN DEVELOPMENT