Marking of Mechanical Equipment
Certified Ex equipment has a marking plate that includes details about the equipment's explosion protection and the area in which the equipment may be used. Can you interpret these codes?
Objectives of Marking of Mechanical Equipment
Having completed this course, participants will have learned how mechanical equipment is Ex-marked, and what the different markings mean. Participants will learn to distinguish between the different types of markings and make good decisions when selecting equipment for use in an installation in a potentially hazardous area.
Who needs Marking of Mechanical Equipment?
Personnel installing and maintaining mechanical equipment, and other personnel working in or projecting installations in hazardous areas within the EU/EEA. The course will also be useful for manufacturers and suppliers of mechanical Ex equipment within the EU/EEA.
Subjects covered in Marking of Mechanical Equipment
- How to read a marking plate
- Protection types for mechanical equipment
- Markings that follow the ISO standard
- Certificate number
- A brief introduction to marking electrical equipment
- Marking associated equipment and associated apparatus
- Assemblies
- Additional markings introduced by the ATEX directive
- Requirements for certified equipment
Regulations
For English speaking people who works in Norway: The course is based on marking of Ex-equipment described in the ISO-standards (80079-36) for Non-electrical equipment for explosive atmospheres, and will contribute in documenting competence, which is required by law for anyone working where explosive atmospheres may occur by EU Directive 1999/92/EC ANNEX II 1.1, implemented in Norway in regulation FOR-2003-06-30-911 §9 and §14.
For other people who work in the EU/EEA/UK: The course is based on marking of Ex-equipment described in the ISO-standards (80079-36) for Non-electrical equipment for explosive atmospheres, and will contribute in documenting competence, which is required by law for anyone working where explosive atmospheres may occur by EU Directive 1999/92/EC ANNEX II 1.1 Implemented in EU/ EEA countries and in UK through DSEAR.
Technical information
System requirements
Recommended minimum connection speed is 1.5 Mbps. If you experience problems while running the course, we recommend using the Google Chrome browser.
Terms
VAT is not included.
Very good course with a lot of practical knowledge and easy-to-follow videos.
Course participant feedback
Talk to us about this course and more
Want to know if this course is suitable for your company? Or are you interested in learning how Trainor can help your business meet your safety goals?
Download Trainor App
You can complete eLearning courses from a mobile or tablet on the Trainor App. The free app can be used without an internet connection, offering flexibility in where and when learning takes place.
How we create the best learning experiences
Next generation eLearning
Studies show that engaged learners are far more likely to absorb the information they receive. By making eLearning courses that participants value and enjoy instead of endure, we make sure that important, safety-critical information is remembered long after the learner has finished the course.
Our management systems
Our solutions can connect directly to most popular HR systems, in addition to being available via general API connections. Delivering courses on Remote SCORM ensures our eLearning courses can be taken from any LMS and still be up to date without requiring manual handling by either company.