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Posted By Darryl If a company gets hire equipment to use on its premises by employees, do they require training by an official trainer or does the hire companies so called training surffice? The equipment would be a type Hilti gun to fire bolts into steel work. Thank you in advance.
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Posted By Danny Swygart Hilti can arrange for a visit to your workplace for a short, practical, certificated training course for those people needing to use the equipment.
This could proably also be arranged by your hire shop.
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Posted By Jimmy The Hilti gun can be a very dangerous tool if the operator is not fully aware of its capabilities. Unlike the old ramset bolt gun,(going back a bit) the hilti is inherantly more safe, but will still command a certain amount of healthy respect. Consider if the steel is too thin or too thick for the charge, what about stand-off, what about mis-fires----get the man trained by Hilti I say-or drill and tap the steel if you need a fixing! Like any tool it can be mis-used, but the fact that it is in effect a "gun" would seem more attractive to the more inquisitive. The hire company will not be held responsible to ensure handover to a competent person, all they will provide are manufacturers instructions and possibly a hirers cert to "state" that the weapon, oops tool, is in good working order
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Posted By james mackie Darryl I have not yet come across a hire company that gives adequate training. You are very lucky if you receive a copy of the user instructions. I would satisfy myself that the person operating the equipment is competent before allowing him to use it.
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Jim
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