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.