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Explosive atmospheres: from staff awareness to the in-house "Référent ATEX" role, including levels 1 and 2 (electrical and mechanical).
19 courses in this family
Courses in this family
All our courses are offered in Benin, France, on-site (in-house) and remotely. Detailed programme and quote on request.
Work procedures and authorisations (ATEX work permit)
Format: Classe virtuelle. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteRaise awareness of the risks associated with operations in ATEX zones
Format: E-learning. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteBasics of safety on hydrogen-using installations
Format: E-learning. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteIdentify ATEX requirements for the design, modification and management phases of your production processes
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteMonitor the condition of the installation and carry out simple maintenance operations on electrical and non-electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteModule No. 2 of the "Référent risques ATEX" qualifying pathway (in-house ATEX explosion-risk referent) - Qualify to manage explosion risks
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quote"Référent risques ATEX" qualifying pathway (in-house ATEX explosion-risk referent)
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteDefine an explosive atmosphere, identify an ATEX zone and how to work in it, and get to grips with Directive 1999/92/EC
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteFor staff working on-site on electrical and mechanical equipment subject to ATEX regulations
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteDesign, implementation and maintenance of electrical and mechanical installations in ATEX zones
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteElectrical and non-electrical installations - IsmATEX 2EM refresher training
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteRegulations, compliance with ATEX electrical equipment installation rules and practical exercises - Preparation for IECEx 001, 004, 007 and 008
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteThis training is part of the PR-ATEX-REFERENT qualifying pathway ("managing explosion risks")
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteUse fire detection equipment specific to ATEX zones
Format: Présentiel. Programme and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteUnderstand ATEX regulations (Directives 1999/92/EC and 2014/34/EU), the zoning principle and equipment protection methods to identify non-conformities in the field
Source: sector reference catalogue (INERIS / AFNOR), repositioned for IFECARM GROUP. Format and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteUnderstand ATEX regulations (Directive 2014/34/EU) applicable to the design of electrical and non-electrical equipment, and the international IECEx design rules for equipment used in explosive atmospheres
Source: sector reference catalogue (INERIS / AFNOR), repositioned for IFECARM GROUP. Format and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteApply electrical design rules for intrinsic safety (protection mode "i") for equipment intended for use in explosive atmospheres
Source: sector reference catalogue (INERIS / AFNOR), repositioned for IFECARM GROUP. Format and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteCarry out an ATEX risk analysis and zone classification for flammable gases/vapours and combustible dusts, and identify suitable prevention and protection measures
Source: sector reference catalogue (INERIS / AFNOR), repositioned for IFECARM GROUP. Format and prerequisites on request.
Request a quoteDeepen your mastery of ATEX zone sizing and classification tools to supervise and strengthen the reliability of explosion risk assessments on complex installations
Source: sector reference catalogue (INERIS / AFNOR), repositioned for IFECARM GROUP. Format and prerequisites on request.
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