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Place where explosive atmospheres may occur.
Regarding ATEX 99/92/EC directive, the requirement is that Employers must classify areas where hazardous explosive atmospheres may occur into zones.
Places where explosive atmospheres may occur.
Classification of places where explosive atmospheres may occur.
Places where explosive atmospheres may occur in such quantities as to endanger the health and safety of workers shall be marked with signs at their points of entry in accordance with Annex III.
Identifying areas where explosive atmospheres may occur.
Workplaces which contain places where explosive atmospheres may occur and which are used for the first time after 30 June 2003 shall comply with minimum requirements set out in this Directive.
Classification of places where explosive atmospheres may occur.
Where necessary, places where explosive atmospheres may occur in such quantities as to endanger the health and safety of workers shall be marked with signs at their points of entry in accordance with Annex III.
Warning sign for places where explosive atmospheres may occur.
Where workplaces which contain places where explosive atmospheres may occur are already in use before 30 June 2003, they shall comply with the minimum requirements set out in this Directive no later than three years after that date.
Employers must classify areas where hazardous explosive atmospheres may occur into zones.
Work equipment for use in places where explosive atmospheres may occur which is made available in the undertaking or establishment for the first time after 30 June 2003 shall comply with the minimum requirements laid down in Annex II, Parts A and B.
Employers are required to classify places at the workplace where explosive atmospheres may occur into hazardous or non-hazardous places.
The employer shall classify places where explosive atmospheres may occur into zones in accordance with Annex I. 2.
The employer must provide those working in places where explosive atmospheres may occur with sufficient and appropriate training with regard to explosion protection.
Places which are or can be connected via openings to places in which explosive atmospheres may occur shall be taken into account in assessing explosion risks.
The employer must provide those working in places where explosive atmospheres may occur with sufficient and appropriate training with regard to explosion protection.
Before a workplace containing places where explosive atmospheres may occur is used for the first time, its overall explosion safety must be verified.
Before a workplace containing places where explosive atmospheres may occur is used for the first time, its overall explosion safety must be verified.
Places which are orcan be connected via openings to places in which explosive atmospheres may occur shall be taken into account in assessing explosion risks.
This Directive provides for a classification by the employer of the places where explosive atmospheres may occur in terms of zones and determines which equipment and protective systems groups and categories should be used in each zone.
If, after 30 June 2003, any modification, extension orrestructuring is undertaken in workplaces containing places where explosive atmospheres may occur, the employer shall take the necessary steps to ensure that these comply with the minimum requirements set out in this Directive.
If, after 30 June 2003, any modification, extension orrestructuring is undertaken in workplaces containing places where explosive atmospheres may occur, the employer shall take the necessary steps to ensure that these comply with the minimum requirements set out in this Directive.
A warning symbol to indicate areas where a potentially explosive atmosphere may occur.
Classify work areas where an explosive atmosphere may occur.
If places where explosive atmosphere may occur are identified they must classified in accordance with Annex III of this Directive.
A hazardous place is a place in which an explosive atmosphere may occur in such quantities as to require special precautions to protect workers against explosion hazards.
A place in which an explosive atmosphere may occur in such quantities as to require special precautions to protect the health and safey of the workers concerned is deemed to be hazardous within the meaning of this Directive.
(a) A place in which an explosive atmosphere may occur in such quantities as to require special precautions to protect the health and safety of the workers concerned is deemed to be hazardous within the meaning of Part 8 of these Regulations.