Abrasive Wheels
1 Day Course
£225.00
  • On-site Training
  • Half Day Course
  • Manual Handling Training
  • Practical Training
  • Classroom Training
  • HSE Codes Covered
  • Price includes VAT

Abrasive Wheels Training Kent | PUWER Course & Certification

Ensure full compliance and workplace safety with our Abrasive Wheels Training course in Kent, designed for anyone using grinders, cut-off saws, Stihl saws, and other abrasive wheel equipment.

At Kent Training, we deliver professional, fully compliant abrasive wheels training aligned with PUWER 1998 and Health & Safety Executive (HSE) guidelines, helping individuals and businesses operate safely and legally.

Whether you're in construction, engineering, fabrication, maintenance, utilities or landscaping, this course provides the knowledge and practical skills required to prevent accidents, reduce risk, and meet legal obligations.

We provide training across Kent, Essex, Surrey and East Sussex, either at your workplace or at our training centre.

Why Abrasive Wheels Training Is Legally Required

Under PUWER 1998, employers must ensure that anyone using abrasive wheels is properly trained and competent.

Without training, businesses risk:

  • Serious injury or fatal accidents
  • Equipment damage and misuse
  • HSE enforcement action and fines
  • Increased insurance liability

Abrasive wheel misuse is one of the most common causes of workplace accidents — making training essential for both safety and compliance.

Legislation & PUWER 1998

Aligned with all current HSE regulations.

Experienced Industry Instructors

Delivered by professionals with real-world experience.

On-Site Training Available

We come to your workplace — reducing downtime.

Ideal for Individuals & Businesses

From single operators to large teams.

Trusted Across Kent & South East

Supporting construction, engineering, utilities and local authorities.

ITSSAR Accrediation

Gain an official ITSSAR accreditation valid for 3 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most abrasive wheels courses take Half Day (3–4 Hours).  Perfect for businesses training multiple staff in one session.

1. Fully Compliant with PUWER 1998 Regulations. Training meets all current Health & Safety Executive requirements.

2. Delivered by Industry-Qualified Instructors. Your trainer has real hands-on experience with abrasive wheels in construction & engineering environments.

3. Suitable for All Abrasive Wheel Types Including: Angle grinders, Cut-off saws (Stihl saws), Chop saws, Bench/pedestal grinders, Masonry saws, Cut-off tools, Petrol disc cutters.

4. Ideal for Individuals & Large Teams. We regularly train construction companies, factories, engineering firms, landscapers and trade teams.

5. On-Site Training Available Across Kent. We come to your site, workshop or depot – reducing downtime and improving safety on your own equipment.

6. Certification Provided. Every learner receives a recognised certificate demonstrating competency.

We provide abrasive wheels training for:

  • Construction contractors
  • Engineering firms
  • Fabrication workshops
  • Maintenance teams
  • Landscaping companies
  • Utilities & infrastructure contractors
  • Local authorities
  • Manufacturing plants
  • Small trades businesses
  • Businesses benefit from:
  • On-site group training
  • Discounts for multi-staff bookings
  • Compliance records & certificates
  • Reduced downtime
  • Improved workplace safety

We become your ongoing safety training partner.

Proper training helps prevent:

  • Wheel breakages
  • Serious injury
  • Kickback accidents
  • Poor cutting/grinding technique
  • Equipment damage
  • Legal non-compliance

Abrasive wheel misuse is one of the UK's top causes of workplace injury – training protects you and your workforce.

Anyone who uses abrasive wheels must receive formal training by law. This includes:

  • Construction workers
  • Engineers & fabricators
  • Maintenance teams
  • Groundworkers
  • Landscapers
  • Builders & bricklayers
  • Electricians
  • Mechanics
  • Council workers
  • Utility contractors
  • Workshop technicians
  • Manufacturing & production staff

Employers must be able to prove competence or risk HSE enforcement, fines and liability.