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Static & Lightning Protection in Hazardous Areas Conference

It's Time to Face the Facts

* 2 Serious fires occur within hazardous areas across the world every day due to static electricity

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* 5 people die in Australia every year on average due to lightning strikes

* 70% of all static electricity related serious fires and or explosions in hazardous areas are caused by inadequate and or inappropriate earthing and or bonding.

• Instrumentation and Control Engineers

• Engineering Managers

• Process Plant Engineers and Technicians

• Plant Managers and Project Managers

• Process Maintenance Technicians

• Risk Assessors

• Chemical, Process and Mechanical Engineers

• Instrumentation Technicians

• Design Engineers

• Manufacturers of Hazardous Areas Equipment

• Safety Facilitators

• Electrical Technicians and Managers

• Process Control Specialists

• Process Safety and Loss Prevention Managers

• Government Safety Regulators / Inspectors

• OHS/Training Managers

• Tradespersons working in potentially explosive areas

• Electrical and Instrument Tradespersons

• Hear about updates / proposed changes to IEC 60079-32-1/ ASNZS 1020 & AS/NZS 1768 and how they affect your workplace

• Learn about static electricity control & lightning protection systems through case studies and critical discussion

• Update your knowledge on static electricity control for process and machinery safety

• Learn how to design and install static electricity control and lightning protection systems in hazardous areas

• See how Australian and International standards are being successfully applied

• Understand how AS/NZS 3000 & 60079 applies to Static Electricity and Lightning Protection Systems

• Discuss critical issues of compliance to standards with experienced professionals

• Find practical solutions to your static electricity and lightning protection issues

• Network and share your experiences with static electricity control and lightning protection experts and your peers

Key Note speakers and presenters, including committee members of CSELP & HAECA support SELP 2o2o because it offers attendees an opportunity to talk to industry and subject matter experts for the modest cost of admission.

CSELP has purposely kept this cost as low as possible so that as many people as possible may enjoy the event.

Similar events have cost well in excess of $1500 per person.

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This event is the only time that all presenters and key note speakers are in the same place at the same time. An amazing "cost effective" opportunity to ask questions or talk about your specific project

Colin is a practising professional chartered electrical, instrument and control engineer, Colin has been involved with surge protection, intrinsic safety and hazardous areas since 1970. He is qualified to:

• classify hazardous areas

• assess the suitability of certified electrical equipment for use in hazardous areas

• assess electrical installations in hazardous areas for compliance

Colin is also an H Class licensed electrical inspector (Victoria) and an Accredited Hazardous Area Electrical Auditor (Queensland)  

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At the 2017 Static Control Conference Colin was presented with a life time achievement award in recognition for his outstanding contribution and commitment to the static electricity industry.

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Australian/New Zealand Standards committees:

• MS-066 - hazardous area competencies

• EL-014 - equipment in explosive atmospheres

• MS-011 - classification of hazardous areas

Australian/New Zealand Standards sub-committees:

• EL-014-4 - Intrinsic Safety (Ex i), Encapsulation (Ex m), Special Protection (Ex s) and equipment for use in combustible dusts

• EL-14-08 – spray painting booths

• ME-026-02 - industrial hazardous area trucks

• EL-014-01 - fuel dispensing

• EL-014-13 - Technical Advisory Group

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