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Abrasive Wheels

This training course is designed to meet the requirements for training in line with the Provision and Use of Work Equipment regulations 1998 (PUWER 1998) for safety in the use of abrasive wheels and discs. It is suitable for all operators, supervisors or managers who select, mount or inspect abrasive wheels.

Description

On completion of the course, candidates will be able to:

Understand the nature of hazards associated with abrasive wheels
Understand the current requirements and responsibilities as per the legislation
Understand the characteristics of abrasives and their action
Understand and interpret the marking system for abrasive wheels
Recognise the need for careful handling of abrasives
Identify main components and their function
Mount an abrasive wheel and/or diamond blade
Use operating precautions and be aware of avoiding continuous
Hazards and symptoms of HAVs
Signs
Demonstrate knowledge on abrasive wheels and diamond blades

Prerequisites

Candidates should be able to read, write and understand English as all documentation, presentations and examination paperwork will be in English only.

If course held at customer venue then suitable classroom with adequate seating for all candidates must be provided.

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