Electrical and Mechanical Power Tools Safety safety training

Equipment Safety

Electrical and Mechanical Power Tools Safety

Build practical competence to select, inspect, operate, maintain, store, and control electrical and mechanical power tools while preventing shock, cutting, entanglement, dust, noise, vibration, fire, and ergonomic injuries.

150,000 RwfHybrid2 weeksCertificateOnline modules and on-site practice

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Instructor

Theobard Nuwayo

Module tests, a final test and a certificate when you finish.

27 modules

1

Course Orientation

Review the course overview, target learners, delivery details, assessment expectations, and reference tables before starting Module 1.

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Module 1: Introduction to Electrical and Mechanical Power Tools Safety

3

Module 2: Legal Duties, Standards and Good Practice

4

Module 3: Power Tool Hazard Identification

5

Module 4: Risk Assessment and Job Safety Analysis for Tool Use

6

Module 5: Tool Selection and Suitability

7

Module 6: Pre-Use Inspection of Power Tools

8

Module 7: Electrical Safety for Portable Tools

9

Module 8: Battery-Powered Tool Safety

10

Module 9: Cables, Extension Leads and Temporary Power

11

Module 10: Mechanical Hazards: Cutting, Crushing and Entanglement

12

Module 11: Angle Grinder and Abrasive Wheel Safety

13

Module 12: Drill, Hammer Drill and Rotary Tool Safety

14

Module 13: Circular Saw, Cut-Off Saw and Reciprocating Saw Safety

15

Module 14: Sanders, Polishers and Surface Preparation Tools

16

Module 15: Pneumatic Tools and Compressed Air Safety

17

Module 16: Hydraulic Tools and Stored Energy Safety

18

Module 17: Guards, Safety Devices and Emergency Controls

19

Module 18: PPE for Power Tool Operations

20

Module 19: Health Risks: Noise, Vibration, Dust and Ergonomics

21

Module 20: Fire, Hot Work and Spark Control

22

Module 21: Maintenance, Cleaning, Storage and Defect Reporting

23

Module 22: Isolation and Lockout/Tagout Awareness

24

Module 23: Supervision, Toolbox Talks and Worker Behaviour

25

Module 24: Emergency Response and Incident Reporting for Tool Injuries

26

Module 25: Practical Assessment, Final Review and Competence Verification

27

Course Resources and Assessment

Final Assessment

Pass the final test to get your certificate.

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