Who Should Attend:
Anyone involved or using Abrasive Wheels

Participants per course:
Maximum of 10 participants

Course Duration:
4 Hours

Course Content:

• Introduction – Course administration, Aims and Objectives
• Legislation and Guidance – Hazards arising from use/ Accident Causation and Costs/ The requirements of the Regulations/ Advisory Literature
• Wheel Selections – Discussion concerning materials (hard & soft), materials to be removed, work piece geometry, machine types, speed and feeds, wet or dry operating conditions and dressing methods.
• Wheel Storage – Methods of Storage, handling and transporting wheels. Discussion concerning the effects of atmospheric working conditions, protection from shock loading, cushioning between wheels, support from bending and distortion, and shock rotation.
• Wheel types – wheel size, shape, function and fixing methods.
• Wheel Markings – methods of markings – type and speed. British Standards Marking System BS4481,
  denoting abrasive type, grain, grade or hardness and bond type.
• Methods of testing and Inspection for Damage
• Function of all components and the correct Method of Mounting and Balancing
• Methods of Dressing and Abrasive Wheel
• The adjustment of the rest

Certification:
Participants, who successfully complete the course, will receive a course completion certificate. The certificate is valid for three years.

Course Cost:
Please contact a member of the Corribview Safety Services team for prices by simply using the Contact Us page on the website.