Abrasive Wheel

Short course

In East Kilbride

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Short course

  • Location

    East kilbride (Scotland)

  • Duration

    1 Day

The course will enable the delegate to build the knowledge and skills necessary to: 1. Demonstrate an appreciation of current legislation with regards to the legislation surrounding use of abrasive wheels 2. Describe types of wheels 3. Describe wheel markings 4. Recognise methods for wheel mounting 5. Describe methods of balancing wheels 6. State the role and use of guards 7. Store wheels safely. Suitable for: This course is designed for staff who will be exposed to the risks from use of abrasive wheels e.g in grinding machines

Facilities

Location

Start date

East Kilbride (Glasgow City)
3 Law Place, Nerston Industrial Area, East Kilbride Scotland, G74 4PP

Start date

On request

About this course

There are no formal entry requirements for this course however delegates must demonstrate a mature demeanour. Delegates will require workshop PPE, eye protection, overalls and safety boots. The course terminates with a short theory test and a practical assessment. Successful delegates will be issued with a personalised certificate of industrial training in line with legislative requirements. A sandwich lunch will be provided.

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Course programme

Objectives

This course is designed for staff who will be exposed to the risks from use of abrasive wheels e.g in grinding machines.

The course meets the expectations of the Health & Safety Executive in terms of proper instruction of staff in the use of abrasive wheels in the workplace, HSG 17.

The course will enable the delegate to build the knowledge and skills necessary to:

1. Determine hazards and risks arising from the use of abrasive wheels and the precautions to be observed.
2. State methods of marking abrasive wheels with their type, size and maximum operating speed.
3. Demonstrate how to store handle and transport abrasive wheels.
4. Demonstrate how to inspect and test abrasive wheels for damage.
5. State the functions of all the components used with abrasive wheels such as flanges, blotters, bushes, nuts etc.
6. Demonstrate how to assemble abrasive wheels correctly to make sure they are properly balanced and fit to use.
7. Use the proper method of dressing an abrasive wheel (removing dulled abrasive or other material from the cutting surface and/or removing material to correct any uneven wear of the wheel).
8. Make the correct adjustment of the work rest on pedestal or bench grinding machines.
9. Use suitable personal protective equipment, for example eye protection.

Additional information

Payment options: Cash, cheque, invoice

Abrasive Wheel

Price on request