Hazardous area courses

...On completion of the course the delegates have an understanding or awareness of: the current directives & regs relating to hazardous areas. typical flammable atmospheres situations & types of release. various ignition sources & potential associated hazards. the characteristics of gases, vapours...

...Course information: Marine Electrical Equipment for Hazardous Areas Course summary: The course aim is to increase the knowledge and awareness...

... working on a plant / installation or within any environment which contains hazardous gases / vapours / dusts that are potentially explosive. This particularly applies to personnel involved with operating or working with any electrical plant / equipment or machinery in the oil &gas industry...

...Distilleries, Petrol forecourt environments, Mills and other dust generating environments. Delegates should be able to make off steel wire armoured cable... Learn about: Hazard and risk, Workstation Safety, Workplace health and safety...

...atmospheres containing combustible...

... is relevant to all industry sectors where the classification of potential flammable zones is a requirement. In this course, delegates will learn how to identify areas where flammable zones can arise and how to subsequently control these ignition sources, a fundamental strategy to any organisation’s process... Learn about: Design engineers, Hazardous area, Risk analysts...

... / installation or within any environment which contains hazardous gases / vapours / dusts that are potentially explosive. This particularly applies to personnel operating or working with any electrical plant, equipment or machinery...

... of the different types of protection Understand simple area classification schemes Examine different approaches for selection of types of protection Compare techniques used for power and instrumentation applications Explain how marking and identification of such apparatus is applied Understand the requirements... Learn about: Communication Training, Risk Assessment, IT risk...

...experience of flammable atmosphere installations Delegates must have a recognised Electrical or Instrument background with practical experience of flammable...

... by JT Ltd. The Units are EX01R, EX02R, EX03R and EX04R, Key Areas: Refresh the knowledge of flammable gases and liquids. Zoning of hazardous areas. Types... Learn about: ‘p’ and ‘i’ apparatus, Liquids and area classification, Substances and their symbols...

...The aim of the course is to provide mechanical personnel with a working knowledge of Hazardous Areas...

... areas: - Ex01: The preparation and installation of Ex 'd', 'n', 'e' and 'p' electrical equipment in explosive atmospheres - Ex02: The inspection... Learn about: CompEx Refresher, Inspection and maintenance, Selection and maintenance of apparatus...

... will learn about field measurement devices, final elements and actuators, pressure relief and regulation, documentation, programmable logic controllers, power supplies, SCADA, DCS, SIS, hazardous areas, and installation methods. Participants will gain a better understanding of instrumentation and control...

...Participants will have sufficient knowledge, understanding and practice to gain a nationally recognised qualification in the installation, inspection and maintenance of electrical and instrument equipment installed in potentially hazardous areas. Suitable for: An E/I background and a working...

...Course Syllabus Area classification Gas groups Temperature classification I P Ratings Impact protection and other environmental influences Ignition...

... and maintaining safe installations in hazardous areas, enabling a greater appreciation of the hazards associated with working in explosive atmospheres and the promotion of safe working practices. Staff attending this course often work in potentially explosive environments such as: On and off-shore oil and... Learn about: CompEx Foundation, Atex directives, Approved equipment...

... interpretation, protection and coordination of electrical equipment, emergency power, site and standby generation, electrical safety, and hazardous areas. Participants will gain a better understanding of electrical components and systems and will develop a greater appreciation for electrical engineering. Find out...

...A Piping engineer has to be conversant with subjects such as fluid handling, stress strain relationship, material of construction, field instrumentation, statutory & safety aspects. Areas like design and selection of complex equipment applications, designing of audit requirements and developing...

...(s): CME 310. CME 501. Urban Transportation. 4 hours. Transportation technology, and its relation to travel and location phenomena in large urban areas... Learn about: Construction Engineering, Civil Engineering, Construction Training...

... area especially compared to the more traditional areas such as electrical and mechanical engineering. The field is diverse and dynamic and offers the opportunity for a well paid and enjoyable career. The aim of the course is to empower you with practical knowledge that will improve your productivity... Learn about: Chemical Engineering, Process Control, Control Valve Sizing...