Grinding courses

...This is a practical engineering course which gives you the chance to learn how to use workshop equipment as well as turning, milling, drilling, grinding and bench work equipment. You will get a chance to visit different industries and to gain work experience. You will also develop numeracy...

... with routers and cutters Grinding tapers and scarph angles Damaged core removal Potting in replacement core (bagged) Replacing damaged laminate to the original...

... Health & Safety Issues which relate to Workshops Carry out skills such as cutting, filing, drilling, tapping, grinding, measuring Correct use of hand tools...

... Definition of a grinding wheel How an abrasive wheel works Abrasive and bond types Abrasive wheel marking system Typical abrasive wheel specifications... Learn about: Abrasive Wheels...

...You will develop practical mechanical skills including turning, milling, grinding together with engineering principles theory. Welding and Maintenance will also be aspects of engineering that will be studied. This course includes a variety of modules including engineering materials, science...

.... Course Content: Damage assessment Removal of damage with routers and cutters Grinding tapers and scarph angles Surface preparation Back up plate manufacture...

... Health & Safety Issues which relate to Workshops Carry out skills such as cutting, filing, drilling, tapping, grinding, measuring Correct use of hand tools...

... for all types of cutting and grinding applications (Stihl Saw, Angle Grinder, Chop Saw, Bench/Pedestal Grinder, Surface Grinder, Cylindrical Grinder etc)... Learn about: Abrasive Wheels...

... with cutting or grinding wheels 2. Portable Cut-Off Saws and Disc Cutters 3. Bench Top Cut-Off/Chop Saws 4. Bench Mounted Grinders...

... assessment Removal of damage with routers and cutters Grinding tapers and scarph angles Surface preparation Temporary mould manufacture Temporary mould...

...The course has been designed as a foundation apprenticeship covering a broad range of practical skill areas which will significantly enhance their future employment opportunities. Students will cover the following engineering modules: Mechanical - Fitting, Turning, Milling and Grinding. Electrical...

...Depending on the pathway taken, key units include: Operating machinery including turning and grinding • CNC machining • Bench fitting • The Advanced Apprenticeship has two pathways: metalwork and mechanical • Understand engineering materials and technical drawings... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...Is to train operatives in the correct and safe use of abrasive wheels and discs, by instructing them on the correct selection, mounting and use of the disc and wheels. Suitable for: Users of portable grinding and cutting equipment and bench grinders...

... of wheel, and equipment, operating speeds. Inspect and test all types of grinding wheel before fitting. Demonstrate the correct method of stacking bench...

... who use and change abrasive wheels, depressed centre grinding wheels and cutting off wheels...

... through practical assessment of machine competence on-site. Machining competencies can include a range of the following: Turning; Milling and Grinding... Learn about: Manufacturing Engineering...

...Video Film-Abrasive Wheel Regulations The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (Content applicable to Abrasive Grinding Wheels...

...The provision and use of work equipment regulations and the management of health and safety at work regulations have a direct bearing on how grinding...

...This course may be studied as part of a Programme-Led Apprenticeship in Engineering. You will develop practical mechanical skills including turning, welding, milling and grinding together with maintenance and engineering principles theory. Key Skills and the OCNW Level 2 Certificate in Health...

... of grinding abuse; Carry out examination of specimens of all types following grinding to detect grinding abuse; Control chemical etch processes to maintain...