ATEX training teaches how to work safely in explosive atmospheres, which primarily occur in production and storage operations in the energy, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. An explosion hazard can be caused by a chemical or gas leak or fine metal dust. The course operates flexibly online at your own pace.
In short:
The training is intended for everyone working in, or near, explosive atmospheres. The employer must assess and classify the explosive atmospheres themselves in accordance with the instructions of the Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency (Tukes) and the ATEX Directive — the employer must arrange for their employees to participate in the training.
Participation in the course does not require any previous experience or knowledge, but it is also equally suitable for those with more experience in maintaining their knowledge.
The course provides the necessary theoretical knowledge to support safe work, including practical tasks for testing knowledge. The content is divided into three parts:
Explosive environments
Explosion protection document
Safe working in an explosive atmosphere
After completing the course, the qualification is valid for five years.
Yes. For larger groups, we offer ATEX training as a custom-made training course in three different ways:
The content of the training is always designed to meet the situation, risks, and needs of your target organization—aiming to establish regulations, explosive atmospheres, space classification, the selection of the right work tools and equipment for Ex areas, and protective measures through practical group work.
Request a quote for group training
The basics of safe work in explosive atmospheres: legislation, explosion protection documentation, marking of the premises, and responsibility sharing.
For all those working in or near explosive atmospheres — the employer assesses and classifies the premises in accordance with Tukes guidelines and the ATEX directive.
2 hours.
Five years.
No, the course is suitable for both first-time users and those who want to maintain their knowledge.
Yes, as an online training package for 10 people (1790 € + VAT) or as classroom training/webinar (2590 € + VAT / group).
Yes, for a fee (15 € + VAT).
ATEX online training: learn how to work safely in explosive atmospheres in 2 hours. Qualification valid for 5 years. Also suitable for groups.
199,00 € (+ VAT 25.5%)
ATEX training teaches how to work safely in explosive atmospheres, which primarily occur in production and storage operations in the energy, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries. An explosion hazard can be caused by a chemical or gas leak or fine metal dust. The course operates flexibly online at your own pace.
In short:
The training is intended for everyone working in, or near, explosive atmospheres. The employer must assess and classify the explosive atmospheres themselves in accordance with the instructions of the Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency (Tukes) and the ATEX Directive — the employer must arrange for their employees to participate in the training.
Participation in the course does not require any previous experience or knowledge, but it is also equally suitable for those with more experience in maintaining their knowledge.
The course provides the necessary theoretical knowledge to support safe work, including practical tasks for testing knowledge. The content is divided into three parts:
Explosive environments
Explosion protection document
Safe working in an explosive atmosphere
After completing the course, the qualification is valid for five years.
Yes. For larger groups, we offer ATEX training as a custom-made training course in three different ways:
The content of the training is always designed to meet the situation, risks, and needs of your target organization—aiming to establish regulations, explosive atmospheres, space classification, the selection of the right work tools and equipment for Ex areas, and protective measures through practical group work.
Request a quote for group training
The basics of safe work in explosive atmospheres: legislation, explosion protection documentation, marking of the premises, and responsibility sharing.
For all those working in or near explosive atmospheres — the employer assesses and classifies the premises in accordance with Tukes guidelines and the ATEX directive.
2 hours.
Five years.
No, the course is suitable for both first-time users and those who want to maintain their knowledge.
Yes, as an online training package for 10 people (1790 € + VAT) or as classroom training/webinar (2590 € + VAT / group).
Yes, for a fee (15 € + VAT).
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