📅 Starts:
🕓 Times:
8am arrival for a 8.30am start
🏷️ Price:
£125
👥 Places:
4
📍 Location:
Romford, RM30JH
📢 Status:
Course Going Ahead ✅
Training Venue & Getting There
Welcome to The Training Centre in Romford! Free parking is available on site, with the 486 bus stop just 100m away and Harold Wood Station a breezy 10-minute walk.Help yourself to complimentary tea, coffee, and water all day.From the A12 in Romford, head west on Eastern Ave E/A12. Slight left towards Pettits Ln, right onto Pettits Ln, keep left on Eastern Ave E/A12. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Colchester Rd/A12, right onto Harold Ct Rd, right onto Church Rd, then left onto Bates Rdwere on your right!
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What You Need to Know Before Attending
This half-day course delivers focused safety instruction on abrasive wheels. It is structured to ensure clear understanding within the available time. Participants can expect to build competence through practical techniques. The training forms part of a wider suite of targeted programmes.
Join This Course
The session runs in a structured way to cover key content effectively. You will explore correct procedures for handling abrasive wheels responsibly. Safety remains the main emphasis throughout the half-day delivery. The practical approach helps minimise risks during wheel operations.
About
This abrasive wheels training provides focused safety instruction over half a day. It teaches key techniques for effective and responsible handling. The course prioritises correct procedures to reduce risks in the workplace. It is ideal for building professional competence in this essential area.
More Information
The course starting on Mon 14th Sep 2026 has already achieved the minimum numbers required in order for the course to take place
Upon successful completion of the Abrasive Wheels half day training course, candidates will receive a certificate of completion issued by Xyz Training Group. This certificate serves as a testament to the candidates proficiency in the safe use, handling, and maintenance of abrasive wheels, as per the guidelines set by the Health and Safety Executive HSE.