Safety in explosive atmosphere – Theory Electrical and mechanical - Level 2 (F5030)
| Duration |
|---|
| 4 days |
| Who should attend? |
|---|
| Person technically responsible for an installation in an explosive atmosphere area: engineer, project and design manager, supervisor responsible for workers in an explosive area. |
What will I learn from this course?
- Gain or increase knowledge required for the design, achievement and maintenance of electrical and mechanical installations (equipment) in potentially explosive atmospheres, according to the required standard
- Ensure the safety welcoming at site
- Ensure that equipment repair does not downgrade its safety level
- Make all operators aware of their responsibilities
- Supervise workers in an explosive atmosphere, and ensure the traceability of repairs
- Issue the authorization to work in an explosive atmosphere
Topics
This training can be provided on site at your convenience. Evaluation by questionnaire, and competence certificate issued by INERIS.
- Generalities on explosive atmosphere areas, gas and dust
- The mechanism of an explosion
- Comparison between different applicable standards (IECEx, CENELEC, NEC500 and 505)
- Exploding risk area classification (gas and dust)
- ERisk analysis according to area and equipment
- The different types of protection for electrical equipment in explosive atmosphere areas (d, m, ia, ib…)
- The different types of protection for mechanical equipment in explosive atmosphere areas (d, c, k…)
- The rules applicable to gas (G) equipment in explosive atmosphere areas
- The rules applicable to dust (D) equipment in explosive atmosphere areas
- Generalities on explosive atmosphere areas, gas and dust
- The mechanism of an explosion
- Comparison between different applicable standards (IECEx, CENELEC, NEC500 and 505)
- Exploding risk area classification (gas and dust)
- ERisk analysis according to area and equipment
- The different types of protection for electrical equipment in explosive atmosphere areas (d, m, ia, ib…)
- The different types of protection for mechanical equipment in explosive atmosphere areas (d, c, k…)
- The rules applicable to gas (G) equipment in explosive atmosphere areas
- The rules applicable to dust (D) equipment in explosive atmosphere areas
Learning path
| Prerequisites | F5030 | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| F5020 Electrical and mechanical fundamentals | 30% practical-70% theoretical | F5030 |
* INERIS: French national institute for industrial and environmental risk
Safety in explosive atmosphere – Theory Electrical and mechanical - Level 2 (F5030)
| Duration |
|---|
| 4 days |
| Who should attend? |
|---|
| Person technically responsible for an installation in an explosive atmosphere area: engineer, project and design manager, supervisor responsible for workers in an explosive area. |
What will I learn from this course?
- Gain or increase knowledge required for the design, achievement and maintenance of electrical and mechanical installations (equipment) in potentially explosive atmospheres, according to the required standard
- Ensure the safety welcoming at site
- Ensure that equipment repair does not downgrade its safety level
- Make all operators aware of their responsibilities
- Supervise workers in an explosive atmosphere, and ensure the traceability of repairs
- Issue the authorization to work in an explosive atmosphere
Topics
This training can be provided on site at your convenience. Evaluation by questionnaire, and competence certificate issued by INERIS.
- Generalities on explosive atmosphere areas, gas and dust
- The mechanism of an explosion
- Comparison between different applicable standards (IECEx, CENELEC, NEC500 and 505)
- Exploding risk area classification (gas and dust)
- ERisk analysis according to area and equipment
- The different types of protection for electrical equipment in explosive atmosphere areas (d, m, ia, ib…)
- The different types of protection for mechanical equipment in explosive atmosphere areas (d, c, k…)
- The rules applicable to gas (G) equipment in explosive atmosphere areas
- The rules applicable to dust (D) equipment in explosive atmosphere areas
- Generalities on explosive atmosphere areas, gas and dust
- The mechanism of an explosion
- Comparison between different applicable standards (IECEx, CENELEC, NEC500 and 505)
- Exploding risk area classification (gas and dust)
- ERisk analysis according to area and equipment
- The different types of protection for electrical equipment in explosive atmosphere areas (d, m, ia, ib…)
- The different types of protection for mechanical equipment in explosive atmosphere areas (d, c, k…)
- The rules applicable to gas (G) equipment in explosive atmosphere areas
- The rules applicable to dust (D) equipment in explosive atmosphere areas
Learning path
| Prerequisites | F5030 | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| F5020 Electrical and mechanical fundamentals | 30% practical-70% theoretical | F5030 |
* INERIS: French national institute for industrial and environmental risk
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