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Protechnis Limited 11 Roseberry Court, Ellerbeck Way, Stokesley Business Park, Stokesley, TS9 5QT. UK.
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The Ex01 to Ex04 CompEx course provides underpinning knowledge and a practical competence assessment
programme for electrical and instrument personnel who undertake:
The Ex01 to Ex04 CompEx course is provided for those technicians and engineers who wish to update and refresh
their knowledge and skills in this area and to the requirements of the new standards and to renew their Ex01 to 04
CompEx certification.
The foundation level course provides an ideal introduction to CompEx. Those people who should attend this course
include mechanical engineers, supervisors, and technicians who require awareness and understanding. The aim of
the course is to provide delegates with basic knowledge and understanding on terminology and protection concepts
for equipment utilised in a potentially flammable or explosive atmosphere.
Mobile CompEx Ex01-04 Training Course
Course Aims and Objectives
On completion of the course the delegates will have gained an understanding of:
Ex01 – Preparation and Installation of Ex‘d’ Ex‘e’ Ex‘n’ and Ex‘p’ systems in potentially
explosive atmospheres.
Ex02 – Inspection and Maintenance of Ex‘d’ Ex‘e’ Ex‘n’ and Ex‘p’ systems in potentially
explosive atmospheres.
The references in bold above represent the specific training modules within the course
curriculum.
The course duration is five days including three days taught classwork in a classroom
followed by two days assessment using the mobile training vehicle.
The mobile training unit can accommodate a maximum of 7 candidates to be trained in the 5
day course at any one time.
The programme of training can be discussed and arranged to suit manning arrangements on
site and can be run across weekends.
To register for the course, it is mandatory that the candidate and their employer are able to
demonstrate that the candidate has electrical experience and works in the field of electrical
installation and maintenance. It is also mandatory that the candidate’s provide proof of
identification.
This information is required in advance of the course start, so the candidate can be added to
the CompEx Register.
If a candidate fails part of the course assessments or examination, they will be offered a re-
sit.
The course cost does not include re-sits, which will be charged extra depending on number
of candidates requiring the re-sits and the number of modules required. This can be
discussed and arranged with the Client at the time of training in country.
Typical teaching hours would be 9am – 4pm with 45 minutes for lunch and 2 x 20 minute
breaks. However the teaching timetable may be arranged to suit the Client’s requirements
(e.g. prayer times etc.) a typical standard arrangement would be as shown below:-
All breaks and mealtimes are to take place on the Client’s premises. Classroom is to be
provided by the client:
Classroom based theory covering general hazardous area principles and techniques, Ex‘d’
Ex‘e’ Ex‘n’ Ex‘p’ and Ex’i’.
NOTE: - The Client shall make available an area such as a conference room or classroom for
the theory based section of the course, and refreshment and welfare facilities.
Day 3
11:00am – 4:00pm Introduction to assessment area then Ex01 input and assessment.
Day 4
9:00am – 10:40am Introduction to assessment area then Ex02 input and assessment.
2:30pm – 4:00pm Introduction to assessment area then Ex04 input and assessment.
Day 5
NOTE: - The practical sessions shall be held in the mobile training unit located at the Client
Training Centre Area.
Each unit requires the candidate to complete a competence validation test consisting of a
multi choice question paper along with a practical assessment utilising the mobile training
unit.
The CompEx Certificate of Core Competence is valid for 5 years from the date of issue and
must be refreshed before the certificate expiry date.
Re-sits may be provided (at additional cost) for those candidates failing any of the practical
assessments or multi choice exam paper.
Additional training and support may also be provided separately where required, at
additional cost.
The course will also update changes applicable to installation, inspection and maintenance
personnel regarding:
European Directives
Ex apparatus standards
Ex installation, inspection and maintenance standards
The relationship between BS5345 and corresponding IEC/CENELEC Standards
Marking of apparatus
Those Technicians and Engineers who wish to update and refresh their knowledge and skills
in this area and to the requirements of the new standards.
Candidates may attend the course where they do not possess a certificate if they are
accepted by JTL for the course but they will not be eligible to receive a CompEx refresher-
update certificate.
Course Syllabus
ATEX
A review of a selection of electrical and Intrinsically Safe equipment and systems
Area Classification (Zones & Divisions)
Design and Installation Practices (Electrical and I.S, concepts) in accordance with IEC
60079-14
Documentation
Explosive atmospheres
Ex Equipment and equipment marking
Ignition Sources
Ingress Protection
Equipment Protection Levels
I. S. System Design
Legislation
Standards and certification process EN / IEC Ex /NEC
The course syllabus will be delivered by the use of formative questionnaire, focussed
training and/or discussion and theoretical and practical assessment leading where
applicable to the renewal of the CompEx Certificate of Core Competence.
Course Duration
2 days
Language
The course is delivered in the English Language. Candidates must have good skills in written
and verbal English.
Competency assessment will be in the form of written questions (or on-line questions) and
competency projects compromising:
Ex01R – Installation practices for Ex’d’, Ex’e’, Ex’n’ and Ex’p’ apparatus;
Ex02R – Inspection and Maintenance for Ex’d’, Ex’e’, Ex’n’ and Ex’p’ apparatus;
Ex03R – Installation practices for Ex’ia’ and Ex’ib’ apparatus;
Ex04R – Inspection and Maintenance for Ex’ia’ and Ex’ib’ apparatus;
Those candidates successfully achieving the examiner’s level of competence will be issued
with a certificate of core competence by JTL and EEMUA.
Assessment Criteria
OR
Be employed in companies that meet the requirements for membership of EEMUA and who
in the course of their work experience have attained an acceptance level of practical ability
and who have been nominated by their company.
Location
The course may be delivered at the Protechnis training centre in Stokesley or alternatively at
the Client’s location by separate arrangement.
The aim of the course is to provide delegates with basic knowledge and understanding on
terminology and protection concepts for equipment utilised in a potentially flammable or
explosive atmosphere.
The CompEx Foundation (ExF) course has been designed to train and examine the
competence of personnel working in potentially flammable atmospheres. It aims to provide
delegates with basic knowledge and understanding on terminology and protection concepts
for equipment utilised in a potentially flammable atmosphere. The training is provided at a
level which is appropriate to form a clear understanding of the dangers of potentially
explosive atmospheres and of the dangers of working in these atmospheres.
Course delegates will gain knowledge, understanding and practice in the preparation,
installation, inspection and maintenance of equipment installed in potentially hazardous
areas. The course also covers the standards for the manufacture and installation of
equipment and their protection concepts where such equipment may be installed in
potentially flammable atmospheres.
The course does not provide an assessment of competency to install, inspect or maintain
electrical equipment in potentially hazardous atmospheres. The CompEx modules Ex01,
Ex02, Ex03 and Ex04 are required to meet this level of competency.
The foundation level course provides an ideal introduction to CompEx. Those people who
should attend this course include mechanical engineers, supervisors, and technicians who
require awareness and understanding.
Pre-requisites
Course Duration
Language
The course is delivered in the English Language. Candidates must have good skills in written
and verbal English.
The ExF course includes one multiple choice written exam. Those candidates successfully
achieving the examiner’s level of competence will be issued with a certificate of core
competence by JTL and EEMUA which is valid for five years
Following successful completion of this level candidates can develop their competence
further to gain a certificate of core competence in additional Ex modules.
Location
The course may be delivered at the Protechnis training centre in Stokesley or alternatively at
the Client’s location by separate arrangement.
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