Vale Training Services Certification. These tools are hazardous and legislation regarding their maintenance and proper use has been in place for many years.
The Health and Safety at Work Act states that an employer must provide adequate instruction on the changing of abrasive wheels (bench/angle grinders etc).
Instructor: John Barker
Cost: £95
Venue: Marsh Hill Centre
Maximum
Trainees: 6
Duration: 4-5 hours
Requirements: None.
Course contents: The course will cover the following:
As a result of this course, participants will be able to:
· Understand the nature of the hazards and identify the causes
· Identify and understand requirements and responsibilities under the current
legislation
· Understand the characteristics of abrasive and their action
· Understand and interpret the marking system of abrasive wheels
· Recognise the need for careful handling of abrasive wheels and carry out visual
check and ring tests (bench grinders)
· Understand and identify what speeds should be adhered to in wheel selection
· Identify main components and understand their functions
· Mount an abrasive wheel and /or a diamond blade
· Understand the difference between truing and dressing a wheel, undertake dressing
a wheel and identify dressers (bench grinders)
· Adjust work rests correctly (bench grinders)
· Use operating precautions and be aware of avoiding hazardous conditions
· Demonstrate their knowledge on abrasive wheels and diamond blades
· Carry out daily maintenance on petrol powered machines
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Date of next course: 22nd November 2011
28th March 2011
Other dates abailable on application, or in-house to suit client.
To book your place on a course, or for more information, simply contact
us.
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