The ATEX Directive applies to mechanical or electrical equipment used in explosive or potentially explosive atmospheres. The directive requires equipment and protective systems intended for both explosive and potentially explosive atmospheres to be designed and manufactured to minimize the occurrence and limit the severity of accidental explosions.
This course will take you through the CE and Ex marking process in detail. You will gain an understanding of the requirements, including the various options for ensuring equipment is safe, and how to carry out a risk assessment for this type of equipment.
- Practical risk assessments.
- Equipment groups.
- Certification requirements.
- Identifying and applying standards.
- Zoning and ignition hazard equipment.
- Dusts and vapours.
- Requirements for electrical and mechanical equipment.
- Notified Body Certification.
1 Day
Great Hucklow Derbyshire UK or On-Line
Anyone who has the responsibility for the safety of plant and equipment where explosive atmospheres may occur. This includes; product and process designers, purchasers, inspection staff, quality managers, and project managers.
By booking this course you will receive:
A certificate of attendance (awarded on completion of the course).
A full day’s training on ATEX Directive compliance and how to conduct associated risk assessments with practical examples.
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