This course is designed and structured to provide training in the safe use of abrasive wheels and meets with the requirements of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER 98)
This course is designed and structured to provide training in the safe use of abrasive wheels and meets with the requirements of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER 98).
This course is aimed at all individuals who are required to use, maintain or manage the use of these items and would be particularly useful for anyone that may need to Risk Assess the activities of abrasive wheel work in their workplace.
Course Content:
Introduction to PUWER, covering, suitability, maintenance, training and instructions
Hazards
Precautions
HAVS & noise
PPE
Types of equipment
Safety of equipment, including guarding and insulation/earthing
Types of blade, 1, 21, 41 & 42
Explanation of an abrasive wheel, how it is made and what the wheel informs you
Understanding 5 key points of information on any abrasive wheel,
Brief assessment with wheels being handed out, and students pointing out information that may be missing
Types of accidents with abrasive wheels
Disc contamination and damage.
Brief assessment with handouts on damaged wheels
Safe storage and transportation
Dressing a wheel
Mounting a wheel, including damaged flanges and pin spanners
Pre user checks on machines, including dead man switch’s, locking buttons, leads etc.
Lighthouse Safety was established in June 2004, offering a bespoke Health, Safety & Environmental Training and Compliance Service to predominately, but not solely the construction industry, our expertise also covers manufacturing, retail and office environments.
Since opening, our business has grown year on year, we are now firmly established to achieve continued growth and geographic spread.
Located in Rainham, Kent we own an old Masonic Hall which we have modernised throughout to provide three fully equipped training classrooms and associated office facilities.
In Earlsfield, London we share first class training facilities with our sister companies Safety & Access who specialise in CISRS Scaffold training and MCL who provide specialist working at height, wind energy and rope access training
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