Master Builders Apprenticeship Services (MBAS) are increasing
the skills and safety of our apprentices by introducing Power Tool Safety
Training.
This training course has been specifically designed for new
entrants to the industry and is delivered by experienced trainers through
Master Builders Training Services.
Power tool safety training will focus on training apprentices
to safely use 13 of the most commonly used power tools in the building and
construction industry, including drop saw, impact driver, nail gun, router and
angle grinder.
This course has been included in Master Builders
Pre-Apprenticeship Programs and is a requirement for all new Master Builders
Apprenticeship Services apprentices.
Brendan Helmrich was instrumental in the development of the
course content.
‘I think the fact that it (the course) was made in
consultation with somebody who teaches the skills and works in industry has
made it relevant and useful.
The one day Power Tool Safety Course is an excellent day for
people new to power tools or people wanting to make sure they are using them
correctly.
The day is not too full, is very hands on and has time for
apprentices to ask questions and practice the safe use of power tools. Far too
many tradespeople injure themselves with power tools. I think this course will
help to reduce some of these injuries.
It has been a pleasure to train and assess a course that has
a well-made power point, assessment document, delivery schedule and supplied
tools.’
Each participant receives a Statement of Attendance and a
completed assessment which records the power tools they have been deemed
competent to use safely.
If you have any questions, or would like more information about this training, please call or email Master Builders Apprenticeship Services on 02 8586 3533 or careers@mbansw.asn.au
We have received excellent reviews from apprentices and their
Training Employers:
- “Insightful
and I learnt a lot about safety” Tetsuya Byrne - Stage 1 Apprentice
Carpenter
- “Good
for new apprentices to do. Very informative and I learnt a lot about tools
that I haven’t used before.” Declan Connolly - Stage 1 Apprentice
Carpenter
- “Got a
better understanding of common tools that apprentices use.” Tom Rosenblum
- Stage 2 Apprentice Shop Fitter
- “Really
beneficial” Chris Barrett - Stage 2 Apprentice Carpenter
“Our
apprentice enjoyed the training and believes he learnt a great deal.” David
Aikins - WHS
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