- ATEX in the Digital Age: The Role of IoT and Smart Technology in Hazardous Areas
Introduction As industries evolve with technological advancements, safety protocols in hazardous environments must keep pace. In sectors such as oil, gas, and chemical processing, environments classified as explosive atmospheres under ATEX (Atmosphères Explosibles) standards demand not only robust safety equipment but also innovative approaches to monitoring and hazard prevention. The… Read more: ATEX in the Digital Age: The Role of IoT and Smart Technology in Hazardous Areas - Recent Updates in ATEX Certification Standards
ecent updates in ATEX certification standards reflect ongoing adjustments to ensure safety and regulatory compliance for equipment used in potentially explosive atmospheres. The primary directive governing these standards is the 2014/34/EU directive, which replaced the earlier 94/9/EC directive as of April 20, 2016. - The Impact of ATEX Certification on Workplace Safety
In industries where explosive atmospheres are a constant risk, maintaining workplace safety is paramount. ATEX certification has played a critical role in enhancing safety standards and protecting workers in such environments.