Identifying the components
Where airbags, seat-belt pretensioners and other pyrotechnic components sit in modern vehicles.
Training
Training in safe handling of pyrotechnic components
With the right knowledge, vehicle recyclers, dismantlers and workshops can handle airbags, seat-belt pretensioners and other pyrotechnic components safely, sustainably and with documentation – in line with EU requirements for treating end-of-life vehicles.
Why training is needed
Within the EU, end-of-life vehicles must be treated so that potentially explosive components are removed or neutralised. That calls for the right method, the right equipment and clear documentation.
Training makes it easier to do things right from the start – identifying the components, neutralising them in a controlled way and documenting the work so it can be followed up.
Waste code 16 01 10*
What the training covers
The content is based on the EU baseline requirement and adapted to your business and market.
Safe neutralisation
The right method to fire components inside the vehicle or detached, using BlastBox.
Documentation and traceability
How the work is documented and followed up in the portal.
Regulations and responsibility
The EU baseline requirement for treating end-of-life vehicles and what it means for your business.
Adapted per country and market
Requirements, authorities and references differ between countries. We develop training content adapted per market and add concrete legal and authority references as they are prepared and reviewed. Contact us for what applies in your market.
Want to know more about training?
Get in touch and we will tell you more about training for your business and market, or sign in to the portal if you already use BlastBox.