Understand abrasive wheels with expert insight. Stay sharp, safe and certified—100% online learning from start to finish.
Overview
Abrasive wheels are essential in a range of industrial and construction environments, but without the right knowledge, they can quickly become dangerous tools. This course breaks down everything from wheel types and characteristics to safe usage and inspection procedures, with clear explanations tailored for absolute beginners as well as experienced professionals needing a refresher.
Delivered entirely online, the content is built to suit your schedule—study in your own time, at your own pace. You'll explore the theory behind safe operation, storage, and mounting methods without overcomplicating things. By the end, you'll know exactly what you're working with and why that matters—no fluff, just facts.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify different types and purposes of abrasive wheels.
- Understand safe storage and handling of abrasive equipment.
- Recognise potential hazards linked to wheel misuse or damage.
- Learn correct mounting and inspection procedures for safety.
- Understand legal responsibilities when working with abrasive tools.
- Explain how to prevent accidents through safe operating methods.
Who is this Course For
- Individuals working in manufacturing or construction environments.
- Professionals handling power tools or cutting equipment.
- Warehouse and maintenance staff using grinding machines.
- Site supervisors overseeing abrasive wheel use.
- Engineering students seeking foundational tool knowledge.
- New hires in industrial or technical sectors.
- Anyone required to meet workplace safety standards.
- Those looking to update outdated safety knowledge.
Career Path
- Machine Operator – £24,000 per year
- Fabricator/Welder – £28,500 per year
- Construction Operative – £26,000 per year
- Workshop Technician – £30,000 per year
- Site Maintenance Engineer – £33,500 per year
- Health and Safety Officer – £36,000 per year
