This Abrasive Wheels Training course is designed for individuals who use abrasive wheels or manage employees who use them in their work.
It emphasises the importance of using abrasive wheels correctly and safely.
From hand grinding to disc cutting, abrasive wheels are utilised in various tools and processes.
They play a role in different stages of work, such as making initial cuts. Scoring materials, and providing fine polishing and finishing touches.
Each type of abrasive wheel possesses unique properties and characteristics suitable for specific tasks.
However, they also have weaknesses and can present risks and hazards during handling and use.
Firstly, it is crucial to always select the appropriate abrasive wheel for the job and operate it with the correct machinery.
Secondly our Abrasive Wheels Training course covers a wide range of topics, including the structure of an abrasive wheel. The associated dangers, proper storage and handling techniques, and much more.
Finally In Scotland, England, and Wales, the utilisation of abrasive wheels is governed. By the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations Act 1998 (PUWER).
These regulations superseded the earlier 1992 PUWER regulations. Which were implemented to replace the Abrasive Wheels Regulations 1970.
– Understanding the types and characteristics of abrasive wheels
– Proper selection, inspection, and mounting of abrasive wheels
– Safe operation and handling techniques for abrasive wheels
– Hazards associated with abrasive wheel use and how to mitigate them
– Legal requirements and best practices for abrasive wheel safety
Our course emphasising the importance of safety and wellbeing when working with abrasive wheels.
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a recognised certification in Abrasive Wheels Training. This certification validates your knowledge and skills in safely handling abrasive wheels and ensures compliance with industry standards.
