Safety in environments with the potential for explosions should be an ongoing priority and involve all levels of the organization.
The safety of facilities and equipment is essential to prevent serious accidents. These areas contain flammable or explosive substances in the air that can ignite or explode under certain conditions.
Ensuring safety in environments with the potential for explosions is of utmost importance, especially in industrial, chemical, and petroleum sectors. Here are some tips and best practices to help prevent explosions and maintain safety in these environments:
Remember that safety in environments with the potential for explosions should be an ongoing priority and involve all levels of the organization. Consulting with safety experts and adhering to applicable regulations are crucial steps to ensure safety in these areas.
Here at Comquality, our certification in the ABNT NBR IEC 60079-17 standard is not just an achievement but a solid commitment to safety, quality, and excellence. Trust us to take care of your inspection and maintenance needs in explosive atmospheres. We are ahead of the curve, ready to raise your safety and efficiency standards.
Get in touch with us today and discover how our expertise in the IEC 60079-17 standard can make a difference in your industry.
📞 71 3622-1255
Comquality stands out not only for its technical expertise but also for its personalized approach in every service offered.
SaibaOur contribution goes beyond simple technical maintenance; it represents an unwavering commitment to safety and the prevention of incidents.
SaibaThe careful implementation of tablets and smartphones in potentially explosive environments can bring significant benefits.
Saibasafety is the highest priority in explosive environments, and strictly following guidelines and regulations is crucial to prevent serious incidents.
SaibaAv. Jorge Amado, R. Principal das Palmeiras,
N° 30, Camaçari - BA, 42802-590
+55 71 3622-1255
comercial@comquality.com.br
Fill out the form below and we'll get back to you