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With tested templates, folder structure, checklists and standard references for successful authorisation.

Technical documentation for type examination according to ATEX and IECEx

In this webi­nar, you will learn how to pro­fes­sion­al­ly and com­plete­ly cre­ate a tech­ni­cal descrip­tion for the type exam­i­na­tion for an ATEX or IECEx approval. You will learn which doc­u­ments are required, which require­ments they must ful­fil — and how you can sim­pli­fy and speed up the test­ing process­es with a clear struc­ture.

A cen­tral com­po­nent of the webi­nar is the pre­sen­ta­tion of a tried-and-test­ed tem­plate for the tech­ni­cal descrip­tion, which already meets the expec­ta­tions of test cen­tres. In addi­tion, you will receive check­lists, spe­cif­ic ref­er­ences to stan­dards and a struc­tured fold­er struc­ture for the dig­i­tal stor­age of your project doc­u­men­ta­tion.

What you can expect

In the 90-minute live webi­nar, you will receive a com­pre­hen­sive overview of the require­ments for tech­ni­cal doc­u­men­ta­tion as part of a type exam­i­na­tion in accor­dance with ATEX and IECEx. You will learn which doc­u­ments are required, what con­tent and struc­tures are usfull and how these relate to qual­i­ty mon­i­tor­ing in accor­dance with EN 80079–34 and IECEx OD017.

Final­ly, you will have the oppor­tu­ni­ty to clar­i­fy indi­vid­ual con­cerns in an open Q&A ses­sion — direct­ly with an expe­ri­enced expert inspec­tor.

Objec­tives of the webi­nar

The aim of this webi­nar is to pro­vide you with the nec­es­sary knowl­edge and the appro­pri­ate tools to cre­ate the tech­ni­cal doc­u­men­ta­tion for an ATEX or IECEx approval inde­pen­dent­ly and in line with the require­ments of the inspec­tor. You will learn which doc­u­ments are required, how to struc­ture them sen­si­bly and which for­mal and con­tent require­ments must be met.

This is not just about the­o­ry, but above all about prac­ti­cal imple­men­ta­tion: you will receive a tried-and-test­ed tem­plate for the tech­ni­cal descrip­tion as well as a clear­ly struc­tured fil­ing log­ic that you can apply direct­ly to your projects.

After the webi­nar, you will know exact­ly which doc­u­ments are real­ly rel­e­vant, why they are nec­es­sary and how to pre­pare them in such a way as to min­imise the work­load for the inspec­tion body. In this way, you will cre­ate the basis for a sig­nif­i­cant­ly more effi­cient approval process — with few­er queries, few­er rework and short­er inspec­tion times.

Con­tent

The webi­nar will pro­vide you with prac­ti­cal knowl­edge and direct­ly applic­a­ble mate­ri­als to pre­pare your tech­ni­cal doc­u­men­ta­tion for the type exam­i­na­tion. We will guide you step by step through all rel­e­vant areas:

  • Basics of type exam­i­na­tion
    You will learn what a type exam­i­na­tion involves in the con­text of ATEX and IECEx, which stan­dards apply and how the test­ing process works.
  • Doc­u­men­ta­tion require­ments
    Which doc­u­ments are required? How must they be struc­tured? We show you the essen­tial com­po­nents of a tech­ni­cal descrip­tion suit­able for test­ing — focussing on com­pre­hen­si­bil­i­ty, com­plete­ness and trace­abil­i­ty.
  • Link to qual­i­ty mon­i­tor­ing
    You will learn about the con­nec­tion to EN 80079–34 and IECEx OD017 — and under­stand why the doc­u­men­ta­tion is not only rel­e­vant for test­ing, but also for sub­se­quent pro­duc­tion.
  • Pre­sen­ta­tion of a tried-and-test­ed tem­plate
    You will receive a struc­tured and anno­tat­ed tem­plate for the tech­ni­cal descrip­tion, includ­ing check­lists, stan­dard ref­er­ences and instruc­tions for use. This was devel­oped on the basis of real test process­es.
  • Dig­i­tal fil­ing struc­ture for your project doc­u­men­ta­tion
    You will receive a rec­om­mend­ed fold­er struc­ture that has proven itself in prac­tice and helps you to organ­ise your doc­u­ments in a clear, audi­­tor-friend­­ly and long-term com­pre­hen­si­ble man­ner.
  • Open Q&A ses­sion
    At the end of the webi­nar, we will answer your indi­vid­ual ques­tions and dis­cuss your project doc­u­men­ta­tion.

Doc­u­ments

After the webi­nar, all par­tic­i­pants will receive com­pre­hen­sive mate­ri­als for direct imple­men­ta­tion in prac­tice. This includes

  • Sem­i­nar slides
    All the con­tent of the webi­nar in a clear for­mat — ide­al for read­ing and pass­ing on with­in the team.
  • Tem­plate for the tech­ni­cal descrip­tion
    A detailed, tried-and-test­ed Word tem­plate as expect­ed by test cen­tres — includ­ing com­ments, stan­dard ref­er­ences and check­lists.
  • Struc­tured fold­er struc­ture
    A rec­om­mend­ed dig­i­tal fil­ing struc­ture for the clear organ­i­sa­tion of your doc­u­ments — tai­lored to the type exam­i­na­tion process.

All doc­u­ments are avail­able to you dig­i­tal­ly and can be cus­tomised direct­ly to your projects. This means you are opti­mal­ly pre­pared — not only for the inspec­tion, but also for queries dur­ing pro­duc­tion and qual­i­ty mon­i­tor­ing.

Dates and times

The webi­nar takes place once a month and can be booked up to three months in advance.

The num­ber of par­tic­i­pants is lim­it­ed to ensure inten­sive and prac­ti­cal sup­port. Secure your place ear­ly!

Impor­tant notes on par­tic­i­pa­tion

No spe­cial pri­or knowl­edge is required to par­tic­i­pate in the webi­nar. The offer is aimed at all those who are entrust­ed with doc­u­men­ta­tion in the con­text of ATEX or IECEx approvals of elec­tri­cal equip­ment — for exam­ple in devel­op­ment, project man­age­ment, qual­i­ty assur­ance or tech­ni­cal doc­u­men­ta­tion.

Required work equip­ment:

The fol­low­ing require­ments should be met for active par­tic­i­pa­tion in the webi­nar:

  • Lap­top or PC with a sta­ble inter­net con­nec­tion
  • Web­cam (option­al, but rec­om­mend­ed for inter­ac­tion)
  • Head­set or loudspeaker/microphone

Cer­tifi­cate of atten­dance:

All par­tic­i­pants will receive an offi­cial cer­tifi­cate of atten­dance after­wards, doc­u­ment­ing the con­tent cov­ered — ide­al as proof for inter­nal train­ing or per­son­al devel­op­ment.

Sem­i­nar lan­guage:

The sem­i­nar is held in Ger­man. Inter­est­ed in an Eng­lish ver­sion or an in-house sem­i­nar? Feel free to ask!

Con­di­tions

The webi­nar is sched­uled to last 90 min­utes and is aimed at any­one look­ing for prac­ti­cal insights and con­crete assis­tance in explo­sion pro­tec­tion.

The par­tic­i­pa­tion fee is 160 € plus VAT per per­son.

The price includes

  • par­tic­i­pa­tion in the webi­nar,
  • all sem­i­nar doc­u­ments,
  • and a cer­tifi­cate of atten­dance to doc­u­ment your train­ing.

The cur­rent ver­sion of the gen­er­al terms and con­di­tions apply.

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