Course: Drafting an Explosion Safety Document EVD

Course: ATEX 153 – Drafting Explosion Safety Documents / EVDs

If your company falls under ATEX 153, meaning potentially explosive atmospheres are present, you must have an explosion safety document. This course covers how to define zones and what technical and organizational measures can be implemented.

In the final video, we'll cover an editable Explosion Protection Document (EVD), which can be found in the downloads. Make sure you have it handy, as we'll cover it step by step.

Course content:

The course consists of several videos that clearly explain the material. Afterward, you can take the (online) exam, and upon successful completion, you'll automatically receive your certificate.

The teaching material can also be found in the teaching environment and can be used as reference.

In addition, you can always rely on one of our experts.

Get started right away:

You can start the course and test immediately (after payment).

If you cannot pay via iDeal, for example, but would like to pay by invoice, please let us know in the form below.

The study load is approximately 4 hours.

Program:

• When do you have to deal with ATEX 153?
• The fire triangle
• The relationship between ATEX 114 and ATEX 153
• How to determine the zoning
• What technical measures can be taken
• Which organizational measures does ATEX 153 describe?
• How to prepare the Explosive Safety Document (EVD)

The course concludes with an online test and certificate.

Do you have multiple participants, or do you require a customized or in-company course?

If you have multiple participants, a company login is often more cost-effective. We can also add various courses to your login, and the certificates will be automatically emailed to someone from your organization (for example, HR) (optional).

We can also tailor this course to your organization, focusing on your specific installations, situations, and work instructions.

Please contact us for this.