An explosive atmosphere is defined as a mixture of dangerous substances with air, under atmospheric conditions, in the form of gases, vapors, mist, or dust in which, after ignition has occurred, combustion spreads to the entire unburned mixture. All equipment used in such an atmosphere is classed as explosion-proof to mitigate the risk of explosion. To maintain the explosion-proof integrity of the equipment, we need trained people to work in an explosive atmosphere.
This course provides delegate’s with an understanding of the terminology and protection concepts for electrical instrument / equipment utilized in explosive atmospheres. Course contains IEC Standards and ATEX European Directives, including the preparation, installation, inspection and maintenance of electrical instrument / equipment used in explosive atmospheres.
Target Audience
This specialized course is tailored for electricians and instrument engineers tasked with the critical responsibility of installing and maintaining equipment in potentially explosive atmospheres.
What will I learn?
- 1. Identification of explosive atmospheres and the substances involved.
- 2. Understanding the risks and consequences of ignition in hazardous environments.
- 3. Compliance with relevant standards and directives (e.g., IEC, ATEX).
- 4. Selection and installation of explosion-proof equipment.
- 5. Proper maintenance and inspection practices to uphold equipment integrity.
- 6. Emergency response procedures in case of ignition or explosion.
- 7. Hands-on training with practical exercises and case studies.
- 8. Development of competency to work safely in high-risk industrial settings.
- Minimum Age: 18 years old.
- Good Health and Fitness: Ability to work in hazardous conditions.
- Basic Safety Knowledge: Understanding of workplace safety.
- Relevant Experience: Prior work experience in industrial environments may be required.
- PPE: Prepared to wear required personal protective equipment.
- Certifications: Basic safety certifications may be needed, depending on the industry.
- Course Prerequisites: Some courses may require prior knowledge of hazardous materials or fire safety.
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