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Operational employees working with and on ATEX equipment learn everything about ATEX legislation and ATEX certification in the ATEX Basic course module 001. In addition, students learn the basic principles of explosion safety to apply ATEX zones. The course is based on the end and test criteria IECEx 05 module 001.
You can enregister for this training via ATEXcertificaat.nl (in Dutch).
The two-day ATEX Basic course module 001 has been developed for operational employees who work with or carry out maintenance on ATEX installations and machines. The first day of the course students learn everything about the basic principles of explosion safety, ignition sources, safety measures and procedures, etc.
The second course day is the internationally recognized exam IECEx 05 module 001. This happens - at the same location - by an independent exam office. Students who successfully complete the exam will receive an attestation (or certificate) valid for three years. Prior to the course, students must have followed the e-learning ATEX Awareness. This is included in the course costs.
In the course ATEX Basic course module 001 the following topics are discussed:
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