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Angle Grinder

Number of Delegates: 6

Duration: 1 day

Location: Horsley Cross

Who should attend

This course is intended to provide delegates with a full understanding of the use of an Angle Grinder and the method of carrying out these duties in a safe and efficient manner.

Objectives

At the end of this course the delegates will: -

Fully understand the responsibilities relating to the operation of angle grinders

Understand the competent persons role within that system

Be able to identify of the types of abrasive wheels to be used on an angle grinder

Fully understand the safety requirements included in the Regulations

Be aware of and avoid the dangers when using the angle grinder

Be able to safely check the angle grinder prior to use and know what action to take with faulty equipment

Know how to mount the abrasive wheel and undertake cutting with the saw

Know the operating precautions to be applied

Learning approach

30 % classroom-based with PowerPoint presentations and visual aids
70% practical-based
Basic theory and practical assessment to gauge the understanding of the delegate.

Pre-requisites

None