Implementing safety programs needs specialised skills, technical and management proficiency.
ATEX & DSEAR Training
Whether you are carrying out a process safety review, implementing safety audits or ensuring compliance with standards and regulations, DEKRA has the up-to-date training backed by resources and skills to complete this task.
- Hazardous Area Classification (i.e., Zoning) for gases, vapours and dusts and strategies for controlling and preventing hazardous flammable atmospheres.
- Ignition Assessment, which will entail detailed discussion on equipment selection, static electricity and non-electrical mechanical equipment.
- Fire and explosion hazards and severity assessment. We will help you appreciate the most common and different types and industrial fires and explosion. This will also entail practical and accessible tools for assessing the severity of fires and explosions.
- Explosion protection systems such as explosion venting, suppression and containment systems. This section will cover the scope of applicability, pros and cons of each protection method.
- DSEAR Risk Assessment. By this point, all the various areas discussed above will be logically integrated, and practical guidance on carrying out a ‘suitable and sufficient’ DSEAR risk assessment will be given.
Who will benefit?
- 1 day £745.00/€900.00
- 2 days £1020.00/€1230.00
- 3 days £1260.00/€1515.00
- 4 days £1495.00/€1800.00
- The purpose, content and responsibilities under DSEAR and EU ATEX Directives.
- Material data requirements for ATEX/DSEAR assessments.
- How materials data are obtained and their practical significance.
- The philosophy of hazardous area classification.
- How to undertake hazardous area classification for gases, vapours (liquids) and/or powders.
- Methods for controlling flammable atmospheres to prevent or reduce fire and explosion hazards.
- The range of ignition sources for flammable atmospheres, with special focus and attention to electrical and mechanical equipment, as well as static electricity and self-heating.
- How to undertake an ignition assessment.
- Methods for controlling ignition sources to prevent or reduce fire and explosion risks.
- How to specify new equipment for use in hazardous areas.
- Overview of ignition assessment of non-electrical equipment for use in hazardous areas.
- The fundamental mechanisms of electrostatic charge generation, dissipation and its effects.
- How to undertake an electrostatic ignition assessment.
- How to control static electricity to prevent or reduce fire and explosion hazards.
- The characteristics, hazards and assessment methods of various fire and explosion events.
- Explosion protection systems such as explosion venting, suppression and containment systems. This section will cover the scope of applicability, pros and cons of each protection method.
- How to carry out a DSEAR Risk Assessment with knowledge on selecting the right strategy for the right situation. Delegates will be introduced to the pros and cons of qualitative vs quantitative risk assessments.
- How to prepare and maintain documentary evidence of having undertaken the above assessments.
- Regulations: Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations and EU ATEX Worker Protection and Equipment Directives.
- Flammability data for Hazardous Area Classification.
- Hazardous Area Classification for gas & vapour processes in accordance with BS EN 60079-10-1 and EI15.
- Hazardous Area Classification for dust processes in accordance with BS EN 60079-10-2.
- Workshop practice performing HAC.
Upcoming Courses
DSEAR Compliance Success (4 Days):
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The course leader set the tone for the day in the introduction. This created a good atmosphere for the course and a lot of the dialogue between the leader and the participants.
Well done guys, enjoyed the course very much. Thanks!
Great course, delivered really well and covered all the topics needed to deliver high standard
I will recommend DEKRA to everybody who needs further DSEAR training. You were very good at delivering us the information. 10 out of 10 for me. Really enjoyed it!