About Course
Course Introduction: EX 000 Basics – Ex Equipment Hazardous Area
The EX 000 Basics: Ex Equipment Hazardous Area module provides a solid foundation for understanding equipment and safety requirements in hazardous areas. This training is aligned with the IECEx certification framework, making it highly valuable for those who are looking to build a career in oil & gas, energy, and heavy industries where explosive atmospheres are a concern.
🔧 Applications
Offshore platforms, FPSO & drilling rigs
Onshore gas terminals, refineries, and petrochemical plants
Power generation (turbomachinery, rotating equipment)
Industrial plants with hazardous zones (chemical, pharmaceutical, LNG, mining)
Process safety and inspection activities
👷 Who Should Join (Job Positions)
- Pipe Fitters, Technicians, Chargeman, Wireman, Supervisors, Work Leaders, Safety Officers etc
Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) Engineers / Technicians
Mechanical, Rotating, and Turbomachinery Engineers
Process Safety Engineers & HSE Professionals
Maintenance & Inspection Technicians
Commissioning Engineers and QA/QC Inspectors
🏭 Companies & Industries That Use This Certificate
Oil & Gas Majors: PETRONAS, Shell, ExxonMobil, Hess, Murphy Oil
EPC & Service Providers: Technip, Sapura Energy, MMHE, Dialog, Worley, Velesto
Equipment Vendors & OEMs: Siemens, ABB, Schneider Electric, Endress+Hauser, Yokogawa
National & International contractors operating in hazardous areas
🎓 Eligible Education Backgrounds
Diploma / Degree in Electrical, Instrumentation, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Chemical Engineering
Fresh graduates in Petroleum, Process Safety, Industrial Engineering
Technical Certificate Holders (SKM, SPMV, TVET) in relevant fields
Professionals from other engineering backgrounds wanting to transition into Oil & Gas and hazardous industries
Course Content
IECEx – Why Is It Important For Oil and Gas
IECEx (International Electrotechnical Commission System for Certification to Standards relating to Equipment for Use in Explosive Atmospheres.) introduction
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