Petrol Driven Cut Off Saw Training
Petrol driven cut off saw training covers all aspects of how to use and change wheels on petrol driven cut off saws and abrasive wheels safely. Petrol driven cut off saw training includes everything from selecting and fitting the correct wheels to PPE, operating the machine and refuelling through to safe transportation.
Petrol driven cut off saw also includes abrasive wheels training for mobile cutting and grinding abrasive wheels.
Petrol driven cut off saw training changes
However, we do work with offices of all sizes to deliver manual handling training on-site for things like lifting heavy archive boxes, and assessing risks of manual handling in the workplace.
Course Delegates
Course Content
There is no substitute for thorough practical petrol driven cut off saw training in all aspects of the mounting and use of petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheels.
Our petrol driven cut off saw training program covers the following aspects:
- Hazards and risks arising from the use of petrol driven cut off saw and the precautions to be observed
- Methods of marking abrasive wheels with their type, size and maximum operating speed
- How to store handle and transport abrasive wheels
- How to inspect and test abrasive wheels for damage
It is recommended that a record of training in the safe mounting/operating of petrol driven cut off saws and abrasive wheels is kept. This should show the trainee name and date of training.
½ day petrol driven cut off saw training content:
- Provides a brief outline of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- (PUWER) Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
- Safety in the use of Abrasive wheels HSG17
- (PPE) Personal Protective Equipment Regulations 1998
- The correct use of PPE
- Hazards arising from use of petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheels
- Carbon monoxide
- Refuelling
- Methods of marking abrasive wheels
- Methods of storing, handling and transporting of petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheels
- Mounting procedures and precautions of abrasive wheels
- Diamond Wheels
- Adjusting the wheel guard
- Reactive Forces
- Safe use of the machines and equipment
- Question papers with feedback from course delegates
- Practical exercise to include all elements of the above on petrol driven cut off saw
Course Outcome
By the end a petrol driven cut off saw training course; candidates should be able to:
- Understand the main point of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
- (PUWER) Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
- Safety in the use of Abrasive wheels HSG17
- (PPE) Personal Protective Equipment Regulations 1992
- The correct use of PPE
- Hazards arising from use of petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheels
- Methods of marking abrasive wheels
- Methods of storing, handling and transporting of abrasive wheels
- Mounting procedures and precautions of abrasive wheels
- Diamond Wheels
- Petrol driven cut off saws and abrasive wheels Machines
- Adjusting the wheel guard
- Reactive Forces
- Use the machines and equipment safely
- Answer questions on safety and the safe use of petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheels
1. Have you informed and adequately trained those involved in the use of petrol driven cut off saw, mounting, supervision of persons to mount abrasive wheels?
2. Have you recorded relevant details of the above training and distribution of information, instructions, etc.?
3. Do you have a procedure/system for maintaining your petrol driven cut off saw machine and abrasive wheels refresher training?
4. Do you keep records of maintenance/inspections of petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheel machines?
5. Do you provide and maintain suitable eye protection/shields/dust protection when using petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheel equipment?
6. Do you provide suitable storage for petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheels?
7. Do you check that safety precautions are being observed when working with petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheels?
The above checklist is a guide to petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheel rules which should be applied to every person and/or company. At the end of the petrol driven cut off saw training course; the candidate should be able to achieve the required standards expected of the theory and practical assessment.
If the candidate achieves the required standards, he/she will be awarded a The Safe Use of Petrol Driven Cut Off Saws including Abrasive Wheels CITB Cskills certificate.
Legality
It is a legal requirement under The Provision and use of Work Equipment 1998 (PUWER) that all staff who use petrol driven cut off saws and abrasive wheels, receive petrol driven cut off saw and abrasive wheels training in the safe use of the equipment and changing of abrasive wheels.
A petrol driven cut off saw training course covers the following legislation:
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
(PUWER) Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
Safety in the use of Abrasive wheels HSG17
(PPE) Personal Protective Equipment Regulations 1992
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