Section 6 – Mounting

The theory section of this course is available via zoom if required: duration is 90 minutes followed by the practical hands on learning: duration: 90 minutes. Total duration is 180 minutes aprox depending on numbers attending & is limited to a maximum of twelve trainees per tutor this course provides important information on the selection and mounting of abrasive wheels. This is a legal requirement for employers. This course covers abrasive wheels for the use on non-precision machines such as bench grinding and angle grinding machines. The course is design ed to supplement but not replace the formal and practical training issued by your employer in the safe use of abrasive wheels that is required by law.

We cover both theory and practical. Firstly we discuss the content which is listed below. Secondly, we cover the practical section which will involve inspecting and mounting an abrasive wheel. For instance, the trainer will demonstrate pre-use inspection of equipment and mounting an abrasive wheel. Once that is done each participant will get the opportunity to get involved and get some practice in. On successful completion of this course, learners will be able to: list the legal requirements of working with.

Do's and Don'ts of Portable Abrasive Cup Wheels

An abrasive wheel is a wheel, cup or cone consisting of abrasive particles bonded together with various substances. There are two main types of bonding agent, inorganic and organic. Only organic-bonded wheels should be used for portable and hand-held grinding machines. Those intended for cutting-off operations should additionally have some form of reinforcement, usually fibre glass. Inorganic bonds are generally fired in a furnace to give the bond a hard, strong but brittle structure. These wheels are used for precision grinding applications as they hold their shape, but require dressing. Organic bonds are not fired but are cured at low temperature.

Selection / Mounting of Abrasive Wheels

Dates: call 0344 994 4433 funding: see grants and funding below mandatory entry requirements: see below this half-day course provides basic training in the safe mounting of abrasive wheels and discs. You will learn about different types of wheels and discs and their functions. The course is aimed at workers in the construction industry. Please make sure that you have read and understood the entry requirements (see below) and booking terms and conditions for this course.

Health & safety legislation surrounding the safe use of abrasive wheels identify the hazards of working with abrasive wheels function of flanges, blotters & other components pre-use inspection of abrasive wheels & equipment selection of appropriate personal protective equipment correct procedure for wheel mounting.

Aim: the abrasive wheels training courses aims to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to ensure they are competent and safe when mounting an abrasive-wheel. Delivery: the abrasive wheels training course is delivered by a nb training approved tutor. The course is delivered using a power-point presentation with discussions and videos. What award do i receive? after successful completion of the course, each participant will be awarded a nb training certificate in ‘abrasive wheels’. Course duration: the abrasive wheels course is run over 1 evening (6. 30-10pm). Entry requirements: good command of the english language. How much does it cost? the course fee is €50.

Legislation including the abrasive wheels regulations 1982 hazard identification / risk assessment methods of selection, mounting, storing and handling methods of inspecting and testing assembling and balancing components functions of components used including:.

Selection & Mounting of Abrasive Wheels

This abrasive wheels training is half day course designed to provide participants with knowledge and skills needed to mount and operate abrasive wheel equipment safely and in compliance with statutory requirements. Who is the course intended for? this course is intended for those required to select and mount abrasive wheels safely in accordance with the regulations. 0. 5 day (morning or afternoon) training methodology: this course is a classroom based and instructor led with the practical demonstrations. Assessment: participants will be observed carrying out the practical tasks and it’s expected to assess the following skills: selection of correct wheel.

This comprehensive half day programme is designed to train participants how to operate abrasive wheels safely. It looks at the relevant legislation, wheel selection, wheel storage, wheel types and markings. This course also includes practical demonstrations on procedures to be followed when mounting abrasive wheels. Who should attend? fitters and operators who are expected to mount and maintain abrasive wheels anyone who may have to use angle grinders con saws or bench grinders in the course of their work course programme safety in industry (abrasive wheels) regulations, 1982 
· health and safety hazards
 · causes of accidents 
· malpractice 
· methods of storing and handling 
· methods of inspecting and testing
 · fitting an abrasive wheel 
· dressing abrasive wheels.

The aim of this course is to provide the participant with the skills, knowledge and confidence to responsibly and safely install, operate, and maintain abrasive wheel tools in accordance with the relevant regulations. The course is highly participative with emphasis on the practical element of the training. Note: this course is specific to tools associated with abrasive wheels and not the safe use of power tools in general. Description abrasive wheels training is legally required for anyone involved in the purchase, selection, storage, handling, mounting, dressing and use of abrasive wheels. This includes all types of abrasive wheels either fixed (e.

Assessment certificate to train and assess learners on the following skills: selecting and mounting abrasive wheels, and use of equipment associated with abrasive wheels - bench grinder.

Abrasive Wheels: Disc Mounting

This course is aimed at anyone who uses abrasive wheels or employs people who use abrasive wheels as part of their work. There are a wide range of tools and processes that use abrasive wheels and ensuring these are used correctly and safely is of paramount importance. Applications range from hand grinding to disc cutting. They can be used at all stages of a work process, for making preliminary cuts and scores in materials, or for fine polishing and finishing. Different wheels will have different properties and characteristics suitable for particular tasks. They also have different weaknesses and can pose different risks and hazards in handling and use.

You can provisionally book and we will contact you for full payment of €40:00 before the course starts. Safety health and welfare at work (general applications) (amendment) regulations 2016 s. I. No. 36 of 2016 requires that all mounting of abrasive wheels must be done by a competent person. This syllabus is designed to meet the training requirements of these regulations and to certify that the operative has completed a course on mounting of abrasive wheels. Types covered: 1, 27, 41 & 42.

Participants will be required to complete a questionnaire & practical demonstration including mounting of abrasive wheels and test running abrasive wheel equipment. Assessment forms are used to record each individual's performance. Delegates: maximum 12 participants course duration: 1 day certification: on successful completion of this course, mc nulty training & safety solutions certificate will be issued.

** special offer ** receive 50% off a manual handling course worth €25. 00 and a certificate for 3 years with every abrasive wheels training course purchased, limited time offer t&c apply call michelle 087-7950282 safety, health and welfare at work act 2005 safety, health and welfare at work (general application) regulations 2007 - 2016 abrasive wheels training course aim: to provide abrasive wheels training course participants with the knowledge, skills and attitude to enable operative use of the abrasive wheel safely. It also provides an understanding of abrasive wheels instructing delegates in all aspects of the correct mounting, setting and use of abrasive wheels. Course objectives: list the legal requirements of working with abrasive wheels.