Abrasive Wheels Safety Training

Short Safety Course

Abrasive Wheels Safety Training

This Abrasive Wheels Safety Training course is a one-day classroom course covers the relevant regulations and standards for the safe use, mounting, dressing and maintenance of abrasive wheels.

Dates

11 December 2026

Location

SETA Health & Safety Training Centre

Stockport

SK4 1PQ

Price per person

£215 + VAT

1 day

Course duration

In-House available

or Open courses at SETA

Location

SETA Certificate

outcome

Course overview

Understand the statutory requirements for abrasive wheels

If you use abrasive wheels, you should be aware of the relevant regulations, which lay down safety rules concerning the wheels and provide standards for those who mount, dress or otherwise maintain them.

No person shall mount abrasive wheels unless they have been trained in accordance with the relevant regulations, are competent to carry out that duty, have been appointed by the employer and are entered in the Company’s Abrasive Wheels Register. The course is designed to cover statutory requirements which are mandatory for both employer and employee.

Classroom location

SETA Health & Safety Training Centre

In-company delivery

Train your team at your premises

This course can be delivered at company premises anywhere in the UK. SETA can tailor delivery around your organisation and workforce.

Who is this course for?

For people responsible for or working with abrasive wheels

Personnel responsible for departments in which abrasive wheels are used

Employees carrying out duties to which the regulations refer

The course is designed for personnel responsible for departments in which abrasive wheels are used and people who, in the course of their employment, carry out duties to which the regulations refer.

Course content

What the course covers

01

Safe use training

Training requirements for the safe use of abrasive wheels.

02

Truing, dressing and balancing

Truing, dressing and balancing abrasive wheels.

03

Changing abrasive wheels

Changing abrasive wheels.

04

Wheel handling and storage

Wheel handling and storage.

05

Abrasive wheel hazards

Hazards associated with abrasive wheels.

06

PUWER and PPE requirements

Relevant requirements of PUWER 1998 and PPE Regulations 1992.

information

Certification

Successful completion of the course assessment will result in the issue of a SETA certificate.

Payment

Payment is taken when the course booking is confirmed. Invoice payments must be made within 30 days or before the course starts, whichever is sooner. All course fees are subject to VAT

Need advice?

For more information about dates, bookings or in-house delivery

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Posted on

3 September 2026