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Explosive atmospheres are present in many industries — including oil & gas, chemical processing, grain storage, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, wastewater treatment, and automotive paint facilities. When flammable gases, vapours, mists, or combustible dusts mix with air under the right conditions, a single spark or static discharge can cause a devastating explosion.

This comprehensive ATEX Awareness course provides the essential knowledge required to recognize hazards, understand legal requirements, and apply safe working practices in potentially explosive environments.

Throughout this course, you will learn:

• How explosive atmospheres form and how explosions occur

• The fundamentals of ATEX and DSEAR regulations

• Hazardous area classification (Zones 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22)

• Gas groups, dust groups, and temperature classes

• How to interpret ATEX and EX equipment markings

• How to select compliant equipment for hazardous areas

• Common ignition sources and how to control them

• Risk assessment methodology and Explosion Protection Documents (EPD)

• Explosion prevention and protection techniques

• Static electricity control and grounding practices

• Roles and responsibilities of employers and workers

How explosive atmospheres form and how explosions occur

The fundamentals of ATEX and DSEAR regulations

Hazardous area classification (Zones 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22)

Gas groups, dust groups, and temperature classes

How to interpret ATEX and EX equipment markings

How to select compliant equipment for hazardous areas

Common ignition sources and how to control them

Risk assessment methodology and Explosion Protection Documents (EPD)

Explosion prevention and protection techniques

Static electricity control and grounding practices

Roles and responsibilities of employers and workers

The course includes practical exercises, real-world case studies, and downloadable templates to help reinforce learning and ensure you can apply ATEX awareness principles confidently in your workplace.

This training is suitable for technicians, engineers, supervisors, HSE professionals, maintenance personnel, inspectors, and anyone working in or around hazardous areas.

By the end of this course, you will have a solid foundation in explosive atmosphere safety and the confidence to contribute to safer, legally compliant workplaces.

Invest in safety knowledge — it protects lives, assets, and careers.