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Posted By Paul Wilson
After completing my abrasive wheels instructors course, i am now challenged with putting an in-house training package together and hoping if anyone has any abrasive wheels presentations or videos that will help me can they please forward them on.
Regards
Paul
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Posted By RP
Training abrasive wheels using powerpoint achieves nothing. This is a practical course and should last at least 1 day to cover the requirements of HSG 17.
Cover:
Hazards and risks
Control measures
Identification and Selection
Inspection of AW and equipment to be used
PPE
Fitting
Practical sessions on the above in cluding some cutting/grinding commonly carried out.
End test, they love tests....
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Posted By Paul Wilson
I agree but I’m starting with a presentation, a few scary slides, videos, then on with the practical session and definitely a test.
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Posted By Carolyn L
you've got mail.
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Posted By Larryl
Paul, We have put a number of our staff through an external Abrasive Wheel training course but they have come back and advised a lot of it wasn't relevant to the work we do or the equipment we use, working of granite, no local training company will do a bespoke course so we are looking to create our own more specific training, would appreciate any info or presentations you would care to share, thanks.
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Posted By tom johns
Hi Paul
I am in the same position as you and recently did a course could you share any info that you have been sent. It would be a great help
thanks
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