CompEx Course
Course Aim
The course aims to raise the awareness of delegates competence in the installation and maintenance of electrical equipment in potentially explosive atmospheres.
To include:-
- Training and assessment to allow delegates to meet National Competence Standards.
- A 'simulated' working environment in which realistic training and assessment can take place
- A means whereby delegates can achieve nationally recognised certification to 'Industry' standards
- A means where employers can satisfy their obligation to have 'competence certificate' personnel.
The CompEx course covers 5 days of which 3 days are taken up by teaching split roughly 50/50 between practical and theory.
There is also a 60 question exam paper which is multi choice.
The final 2 days are taken up by practical assessment of electrical Ex installation and electrical Ex Inspection, and IS installation and IS inspection.
Course Syllabus
- British Standards and Codes of Practices
- ATEX and DSEAR Certificates of Conformity
- CENELEC Countries and Harmonisation and American Systems
- Area Classification and Gas Groups
- Isolation Procedures
- Concept of EEx 'd', EEx 'e', EEx 'n', EEx 'p' Equipment
- Permits to Work and Gas Certificates .
- Dangers and Prevention of Static Electricity.
- Enclosure Entries
- Cable Glanding Methods.
- Power Supplies and Barriers
- Loop Systems
- Preparation & Installation of Ex 'ia' and 'ib' Equipment (Practical) Intrinsic Safety Ex'i' Protection Method
- Practical Exercises
- Assessment
Competence certificates will be issued and worded to indicate successfully completed issues
Assessment
- EX01 - Preparation & Installation of EEx d, 'e', 'n' and 'p' Systems
- EX02 - Inspection & Maintenance of EEx 'd', 'e', 'n' and 'p' Systems
- EX03 - Preparation & Installation of EEx 'ia' and 'ib' Systems
- EX04 - Inspection & Maintenance of EEx ia and 'ib' Systems
CompEx: Duration 5 days; POA