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HAZARDOUS AREAS and the ATEX DIRECTIVE

COURSE 390: 1 DAY

Potentially explosive atmospheres, where a flammable vapour, gas or dust is present are found in many sectors of industry. The ATEX (Atmosphere Explosif) Directives became mandatory on 1st July 2003. Stringent responsibilities are placed on the employer in upholding this directive. The changes mean that non-electrical equipment is now considered as well as electrical equipment, the effect of dust on the risk of explosion is included and significant emphasis is placed on the possible effects of maintenance and modifications. This course is designed to provide participants with an appreciation of the dangers of working in hazardous areas and the requirements of the Regulations and Directives.

PARTICIPANTS

Anyone involved in carrying out work in hazardous areas, or supervising others in carrying out such work will benefit from this course. No prior knowledge of explosion protection is required.

COURSE PRESENTATION

One of the practical exercises on the hazardous areas course: Inspecting the nameplates and markings on switches used in hazardous areas

This informative course deals with practical issues in an informal way making full use of videos and providing plenty of opportunity for participants to raise their own questions. Participants are provided with useful reference documentation.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

On completion of the course, participants will have a thorough understanding of

Successful completion of the course leads to the award of Amicus / Technical Training Solutions underpinning knowledge certificate 390: Hazardous Areas and the ATEX Directive.
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