2026-07-283 min
ATEX consultancy for demonstrable explosion safety
From assessment to audit: control over Ex risks.
Exquintia supports industrial organisations with EPD documentation, ATEX zoning, inspections, risk analysis and training. For European and UK operations, hazardous area assessments are aligned with ATEX, DSEAR, IEC and EN standards.
ATEXIEC 60079ISO 80079DSEARIECEx
Audit-proof foundation
Explosion safety that is technically sound and demonstrable.
Exquintia translates ATEX obligations, hazardous area classification, inspections and risk analysis into a practical control file. Choices about zones, equipment, maintenance and measures remain technically substantiated and defensible during audits, insurance reviews and regulatory inspections.
Services
Support across the full ATEX chain.
01EPD
Creation, update and review of explosion protection documentation with clear substantiation.
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02Zoning
Hazardous area classification for gas, vapour and dust risks based on relevant standards and field conditions.
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03Inspections
Focused inspections of installations, equipment and documentation with concrete findings.
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04Audits
Independent audit preparation and assessment of ATEX management, files and improvement actions.
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05Risk analysis
Analysis of ignition sources, process conditions and organisational controls for substantiated decisions.
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06Training
Practical ATEX training for engineers, maintenance, HSE, operators and management.
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For environments where explosion risks must be controlled.
Standards position
Built on recognisable frameworks for inspection and compliance.
Exquintia places hazardous area classification in the right European and UK context, with traceable decisions for ATEX, DSEAR, IEC and EN compliance.
ATEX 153 / 114
Employer obligations and equipment suitability.
IEC 60079
Installations, inspection, maintenance and classification.
ISO 80079
Non-electrical ignition sources and equipment.
Hazardous Area Classification
ATEX, DSEAR, IEC and EN standards for Europe and the United Kingdom.
IECEx
International perspective on explosion-safe competence and equipment.
Blog
New ATEX articles from practice.
All blogs are sorted from newest to oldest. The text is copied exactly from the supplied files.
