IEC / ISO and ATEX Marking of Mechanical equipment

Learn how to work safely in Ex areas. The authorities require documented training in explosion prevention for all who enter Ex areas.

Course Overview: IEC/ISO and ATEX Marking of Mechanical Equipment

Course Type: E-learning
Duration: 45 minutes
Language: English
Provider: Extech

System Requirements

Devices Supported: Computer, tablet, and smartphone
Recommended for Handheld Devices: Use a stable Wi-Fi connection
Browser Recommendation: Google Chrome for optimal performance
Internet Speed: Minimum of 1.5 Mbps
No Flash Required: This course does not require Flash

Pricing Information

VAT Not Included: Please refer to the general terms for e-learning courses.

Course Objectives

This course is designed to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of how mechanical equipment is Ex-marked according to IEC/ISO and ATEX standards. It covers the different types of markings, helping participants to make informed decisions when selecting equipment for use in potentially hazardous areas. By completing this course, you will gain the skills needed to interpret marking plates and understand the requirements for certified mechanical equipment.

Who Should Take This Course?

Intended Audience:
- - Personnel involved in installing and maintaining mechanical equipment in hazardous areas
  - Professionals working in or designing installations in hazardous areas within the EU/EEA
  - Manufacturers and suppliers of mechanical Ex equipment within the EU/EEA

Key Topics Covered

Reading a Marking Plate: Learn how to accurately interpret markings on mechanical equipment.
Protection Types for Mechanical Equipment: Understand the various protection types and their significance.
Markings Following the ISO Standard: Get acquainted with ISO standards for non-electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres.
Certificate Number: Learn how to identify and understand the certificate numbers on equipment.
Introduction to Marking Electrical Equipment: Gain a brief overview of how electrical equipment is marked, for comparison.
Marking Associated Equipment and Apparatus: Understand the marking process for associated equipment and apparatus.
Assemblies: Learn how assemblies are marked and what it means for equipment selection.
ATEX Directive Additional Markings: Understand the additional markings introduced by the ATEX directive.
Requirements for Certified Equipment: Learn about the regulations and requirements for equipment to be certified.
Regulations: Review key regulations such as EU Directive 1999/92/EC and the relevant implementations in Norway and the EU/EEA/UK.

Legal and Regulatory Context

For English-speaking personnel working in Norway: This course is based on the ISO standards (80079-36) for non-electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres and contributes to documenting the competence required by law (EU Directive 1999/92/EC ANNEX II 1.1) implemented in Norway’s regulations.
For personnel in the EU/EEA/UK: The course aligns with the ISO standards (80079-36) for non-electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres, supporting the documentation of competence required by EU Directive 1999/92/EC ANNEX II 1.1 and implemented through DSEAR in the UK.

This concise course is essential for anyone involved in the installation, maintenance, or supply of mechanical equipment in hazardous areas, ensuring compliance with necessary regulations and safety standards.

IEC / ISO and ATEX marking of mechanical equipment