When to involve Exquintia
For a new or outdated EPD, doubts about zoning, audit preparation, inspection findings, installation changes, dust explosion risk, battery charging locations or questions from insurers or authorities.
Procurement, HSE and management
For clients
A compact page for industrial clients who want to understand what Exquintia delivers, how an ATEX assignment is scoped and which information is needed for a defensible assessment.
Exquintia makes explosion safety demonstrable, technically defensible and practically executable — from EPD and hazardous area classification to inspection, audit preparation and equipment suitability.
What you receive
A clear technical scope, review of documentation and practice, concrete findings, priorities and next steps for HSE, engineering, maintenance and management.
What Exquintia needs
Available EPDs, zoning drawings, P&IDs, equipment lists, inspection reports, modification information, dust or substance data, maintenance information and relevant procedures.
Suitable for procurement
The approach is built for demonstrability: standards-based substantiation, technical coherence, auditability and clear responsibilities.
Choose the right next step
Use a concrete entry point so it is immediately clear why Exquintia is being involved.
Request an ATEX intake
For companies that want to know whether their EPD, zoning or inspection regime is still up to date.
Have your EPD reviewed for auditability
For companies that already have a document, but doubt whether it holds up technically and legally.
Request an explosion safety quickscan
For battery charging areas, dust installations, food/feed, utilities, water treatment and maintenance situations.