Abrasive Wheels Instructor Course

Our abrasive wheels instructor training course is designed to provide learners with the necessary teaching skills and subject knowledge to train others how to use abrasive wheels safely. All participants will come away with a range of teaching methods and public speaking skills that will enhance their abilities as an instructor..

Duration: Full Day

Max no of participants: 10

Certification: Delegates who successfully complete the course will receive a Ireland T&T Ltd Certificate in Operation of Abrasive Wheels Instructor which is valid for 5 years.
Candidates will receive their own Abrasive Wheels training materials for use in their workplace.

Price: €395 per person

Please enquire for group training at your premises.

Available locations:

- In our training centre Ireland TT Ltd, Unit 11C Parkmore Industrial Estate, Long Mile Road, Dublin 12

- Courses are available across Ireland

- at client’s premises nationwide

Available languages: English

Available online: YES, as live webinar

Price includes booklets and refreshments.

O kursie Wymagania Po ukończeniu Więcej

This course is ideal for those that need the knowledge and skills to instruct others in how to use abrasive wheels safely in the workplace.

Course contents

Legislation related to abrasive wheels
Accidents involving abrasive wheels
Types of abrasive wheels
Manufacture of abrasive wheels
Information on abrasive wheels
Handling & Storage of abrasive wheels
Components of abrasive wheels
Dressing & trueing of abrasive wheels
Structuring an abrasive wheels training course
Delivering an abrasive wheels course
Assessing learners knowledge and skills

All candidates must have a good understanding of oral and written English. Previous experience with Abrasive Wheels and Training qualification to QQI Level 6 or equivalent is highly recommended.

Accreditation

5 Year Instructor Card and Certificate

Course objectives

By the end of this course learners will:
Identify different types of abrasive wheel
Identify Hazards and Controls that can be used to prevent accidents
Outline the Methods of Testing and Inspection requirements
Instruct on the methods of selecting and mounting a variety of wheels
Explain Dressing / Maintenance requirements
Outline the requirement for appropriate PPE for various tasks
Identify methods of assessing competency of learners.

The Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act 2005 (Section 2 covers competency and demands training for all such activities) and Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) (Amendment) Regulations 2016 (S.I. No. 36 of 2016) places an obligation on all employers where Abrasive Wheels are in use, to ensure that only trained, competent and appointed personnel mount the appropriate wheels in the machines.