When it comes to using abrasive wheels, guesswork is never a good idea. This Abrasive Wheels course provides essential guidance on the safe selection, mounting, and use of abrasive wheels across various tools and settings. Whether you work in construction, manufacturing, or maintenance, understanding how to handle abrasive wheels correctly can reduce risk and increase operational safety—not to mention keep your eyebrows intact.
Through clearly structured online modules, this course explains key concepts including wheel types, potential hazards, and best safety practices. No need to dust off the overalls—everything is delivered online with clear visuals and precise instruction. Whether you're a professional brushing up on safety procedures or new to machinery-related tasks, this is the go-to course to get your knowledge spinning in the right direction.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the structure and types of commonly used abrasive wheels
- Learn hazards associated with incorrect use of abrasive wheel equipment
- Understand safety procedures during wheel fitting and inspection
- Identify key markings, symbols and machine compatibility requirements
- Learn how to store abrasive wheels in appropriate conditions
- Recognise responsibilities under health and safety regulations
Who is this Course For?
- Anyone working with cutting, grinding or polishing equipment
- Construction workers dealing with powered abrasive tools regularly
- Warehouse and factory workers using industrial wheel machines
- Machine operators managing rotating equipment in production lines
- Maintenance staff needing safety knowledge in tool operation
- Site managers ensuring workplace compliance with safety procedures
- Engineers dealing with metal cutting and fabrication systems
- Individuals pursuing industrial safety knowledge for career growth
Career Path
- Machine Operator – Average salary: £26,000/year
- Construction Labourer – Average salary: £24,000/year
- Manufacturing Technician – Average salary: £29,000/year
- Maintenance Engineer – Average salary: £33,000/year
- Fabrication Worker – Average salary: £28,000/year
- Health and Safety Officer – Average salary: £36,000/year
