Types of Explosive Atmospheres Report – ATEX
what we take care of
Explosion Risk Assessment
Hazardous Area Classification
- Determination of areas at risk of explosion.
- Classification according to ATEX regulations (Zones 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22).
- Documentation of classified areas and necessary protection measures.
Design of Preventive Measures
Certification and Compliance
Service «Explosive Atmospheres Report – ATEX» Engind specializes in the evaluation and certification of explosion risks in industrial environments where dangerous substances are present. This report is crucial to ensure safety and compliance with specific regulations designed to prevent explosions and protect both people and facilities.
Types of Explosive Atmospheres Report – ATEX
- Explosion Risk Assessment: Detailed analysis of explosion risks in the industrial environment, identifying potential ignition sources and hazardous materials present.
- Hazardous Area Classification: Determination and classification of areas within the facilities according to the risk of presence of explosive atmospheres, following ATEX regulations.
- Design of Preventive Measures: Preparation of recommendations and designs for the implementation of preventive measures and protection systems to minimize the risk of explosions.
- Certification and Compliance: Ensuring that facilities and equipment comply with ATEX regulations, and obtaining the necessary certifications for safe and legal operation.
Comprehensive Risk Assessment
We carry out a comprehensive analysis of explosion risks in the industrial environment, considering all the factors that could contribute to the presence of explosive atmospheres.
Classification and Documentation
We classify areas based on risk level and precisely document dangerous areas to comply with current regulations.
Design and Safety Recommendations
We provide specific recommendations for the installation of protection systems, safety devices and operating procedures that reduce the risk of explosions.
Certification and Audit
We manage the certification process, ensuring that all aspects of the industrial environment meet ATEX requirements and conducting audits to ensure ongoing compliance.
