Abrasive Wheel Training
Furniture & Wood
Accreditation | |
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Didac In-House Certification |
Training Delivery | |
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On-site (Nationwide) | ✔ |
Woodwise Academy, Bristol | ✔ |
Training is available to | |
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All Experience Levels | ✔ |
Duration, Learners and Assessment | |
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Training Duration | Half Day |
Learners | 3 Maximum |
Theory Assessment | ✔ |
Practical Assessment | ✔ |
Course Handout | |
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Training Manual and User Guidance | ✔ |
Certificate & Photo ID Card | |
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Photo ID Card (750gsm) | ✘ |
Certificate | ✔ |
HSE Compliance | |
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PUWER 1998 | ✔ |
The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 | ✔ |
Abrasive Wheel Training
Furniture & Wood
Abrasive Wheel training covering current legal requirements for those needing to safely use and change abrasive wheels.
All courses are tailored to the requirements of the individual and/or business needs.
Specification
Accreditation | |
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Delivery |
What training will I receive?
- Hazards arising from the use of abrasive wheels and precautions which should be observed
- Methods of marking abrasive wheels as to type and speed
- Methods of storing, handling and transporting abrasive wheels
- Methods of inspecting and testing abrasive wheels to check for damage
- The functions of all components used with abrasive wheels, including flanges, blotters, brushes and nuts used in mounting and including knowledge of the correct and incorrect methods of assembling all components and correct balancing of abrasive wheels
- The proper method of dressing abrasive wheels & the adjustment of the rest of an abrasive wheel
- Basic use, including hazard awareness and safe operating practices
- Equipment can include, bench grinder, angle grinder, disc cutters and others
Additional Benefits
- Training from fully qualified Didac staff
- Ensure you are working to current legal and good practice requirements
- Improved Health & Safety
Under current legislation, including Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations, all employees involved in the use of abrasive wheels are required to have received suitable and sufficient training, authorised in writing.
Refresher training to be taken every 3 to 5 years to maintain personnel competency inline with current HSE guidance.
Woodwise Certificate of Competence
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Polli Morrow
We hired Ray Fearon from DIDAC woodworking academy to come to our Men’s Shed to teach us safety in our workshop. He was an excellent instructor. Thorough, knowledgeable, approachable and a person one could approach to ask any question. We learnt a lot from him and going forward we are passing that information to our members.