CABLE AVOIDANCE (1 DAY)

This course is for those working with cables. It is a legal requirement that those working with cables should receive suitable and sufficient training. This course is designed to meet this requirement.

The course covers the following;

• The requirements of the Regulations with respect to Detecting and Tracing Underground Services.
• Reasons for using locators.
• Hazards arising from the use of Cable Avoidance Tools and Signal Generators and precautions which should be observed.
• Identification of types of Cable Avoidance Tools and Signal Generators.
• Implications of damage, handling and transporting of Equipment.
• Inspecting, calibration and testing of equipment.
• The methods of safe use of pipe and cable location equipment, along with basic locating techniques.
• Safe working practices

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• How does Hand Arm Vibration effect the body
• Common causes of dermatitis and how it can be avoided
• How fires can be started and what precautions are needed for prevention
• Common causes of accidents when using diamond cutting wheels
• How to perform a daily inspection on diamond cutting wheels
• What the safety markings and direction of travel means
• The importance of eye protection when using
• abrasive wheels
• What is appropriate PPE when using abrasive
• wheels
• Common causes of accidents when using
• bench mounted grinders
• How to perform a daily safety check on a
• bench mounted grinder
• The safe use and selection of vitrified wheels
• in bench mounted grinders.
• Practical demonstration on the correct way an
• abrasive and diamond
• wheels should be mounted and

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Course  & Qualification:

Electrics (City & Guilds Level 2 qualification)

Duration:

4 Weeks

Price:

1,495.00

NEXT STEPS

On completion of the course we follow up with our students on their next step. Our dedicated career advisors go through all the options that are available to the individual candidate for career development. We assess and help to identify further training needs if relevant or assist them to find work. Our next step activities include but are not limited to;

• Help with writing their CV
• Interviewing tips and practice
• Training candidates on how to use electronic media for work search activities
• Referrals and Introductions to partner and associate companies for work trails, apprenticeships and employment
• Identifying and enrolling candidates on relevant courses top further improve employability skills
• Providing free introduction courses to building enterprises and setting up small businesses
• Introducing relevant candidates to partner and associate companies for further enterprise assistance and funding