After completing the course, participants must have knowledge of basic fire and explosion theory, potential sources of ignition, which standards apply, and how to understand labels on equipment.
Personnel from support functions, both executive and non-executive, and from a non technical background, such as buyers and sellers.
Personnel in mechanical trades, process operators, operations personnel and any other personnel who carry out work that may affect the safety of electrical installations. The course is also for personnel who work with non-electrical equipment, but which contains possible sources of ignition.
Additionally managers and others with authority who can implement measures.
The course is based on EN 1127-1 and IEC 60079-14.
Prior knowledge: No requirements for prior knowledge.
Final exam - The course ends with a final exam that must be passed in order to get the course approved and a course certificate. We recommend making notes during the course.
Recommended minimum connection speed is 1.5 Mbps. If you experience problems while running the course, we recommend using the Google Chrome browser.
VAT is not included.
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