What is EN 53167:2010 ?

EN 53167:2010 and EN 529:2010 are both professional technical standards that are designed to ensure the safety and well-being of workers in hazardous environments. EN 531:2010 specifies the requirements and test methods for protective clothing, while EN 529:2010 provides guidelines for the selection, use, and maintenance of personal protective equipment.

EN 531:2010 is applicable to garments that are designed to protect workers from various thermal hazards. The standard sets out specific performance requirements for the materials used in the garments, as well as the construction and design of the garments themselves. By complying with this standard, manufacturers can certify that their products meet the necessary safety requirements for use in high-risk environments.

EN 529:2010, on the other hand, is a technical standard that sets out the requirements for the proper use and maintenance of personal protective equipment (PPE) used in hazardous environments. The standard specifies the minimum requirements for different types of PPE and provides manufacturers with criteria to ensure their products comply with established safety norms. By adhering to this standard, employers can be confident that the PPE they provide to their employees meets the necessary quality and safety standards.

In both EN 531:2010 and EN 529:2010, the key requirements are to ensure the safety and well-being of workers in hazardous environments. Compliance with these standards is essential for protecting workers from thermal hazards and ensuring that the PPE they use is effective and meets the necessary quality and safety standards. By complying with these professional technical standards, manufacturers and employers can provide their employees with the necessary safety and protection.