1. Module 2: The Anatomy of an Abrasive Wheel

    Ideal abrasive wheels exist for every task. The stock and desired outcome will determine which one you use. Many abrasive wheel forms exist, including flat wheels, cylinders, dished, tapered wheels, and huge wheels (250 mil or more).
  2. Brief Description of Abrasive Wheels

    Abrasive wheels are rotating tools or discs used in various industries and applications for cutting, grinding, and finishing tasks. They are composed of abrasive materials bonded together to create a sturdy, abrasive surface.
  3. Module 1: Introducing Abrasive Wheels

    This training is for anybody who utilizes or employs abrasive wheel users. Let's define abrasive wheels. Several categories of abrasive wheels exist. A wheel cylinder disk or cone is made of bonded abrasive particles.
  4. Module 6: Safe Handling Procedures

    Within this module, We'll show you how to remove disposable gloves to avoid cross contamination and how to wash your hands properly when you find or handle sharps. We'll conclude with the protocols for reporting a sharp's find.
  5. Module 5: Equipment

    Sharps, handling equipment, and proper disposal will be covered in this module. We also discuss personal protection gear, especially gloves. Discarded sharps require special handling equipment. Sharps containers should be used to dispose of discarded sharps.
  6. Module 4: Chances of Infection

    This section discusses needle stick infection risk. A needle stick injury can cause infection depending on many circumstances, including pathogens. To determine if an infected person used the needle.
  7. Module 3: The Chain of Infection

    Transmission of infection is examined in this section. Many infectious diseases end with a host. The infection chain has six links. Infection reservoir exit indicates transmission gateway entry and new vulnerable host.
  8. Module 2: Needlestick Injuries

    In this section, we'll discuss employers' obligations and needle stick injury dangers. If they use sharps to offer care or other services to people who are likely to use, employers must control the risk to their personnel.
  9. Module 1: Sharp Safety, the Basics

    This course begins with statistics and background. Up to 10% of discarded needles contain active Hepatitis B or C infection, according to research. A recent EU assessment predicted 330,500 UK injectors.
  10. Brief Description of Sharps Awareness

    In this course, you'll learn about the prevalence and different types of 'sharps litter' that can be found in the UK. It then covers the primary and secondary risks from sharps including some of the common blood-borne viruses.