Vocational training on the job
Trainees ask how to do each step while practising.
Apprentices check tool settings, protective equipment and safe working steps before they start a task.
What do I need to wear to use the angle grinder?
Safety glasses or a face shield, ear protection and gloves. Check the guard is fitted before you start, per safety card 7.
Which disc do I use for cutting steel?
A thin cutting disc rated for steel and for the grinder’s speed. Never use a grinding disc to cut.
I cut my hand slightly. What should I do?
Stop work, clean the cut and use the first aid kit. Tell your supervisor and record it in the incident log, even if it is small.
Apprentices are new, often shy about asking, and exposed to real hazards. Safety rules exist on paper but aren’t at hand on the job. Sites and workshops frequently have no signal.
Apprentices on placements in workshops, construction sites and plants, with their supervisors.
Tool guides, protective equipment rules and safe working steps become the assistant’s knowledge.
Apprentices ask on a handheld that survives the site, with no signal needed.
New safety cards reach every device over the air.
The right protective equipment and steps before every task.
Apprentices can check without waiting for a supervisor.
No signal is needed.
No. Apprentices still work under supervision. It makes the rules easy to check.
If you connect your incident tool, reports are prepared on the device and sent when online.
Yes. Each placement can have its own content and device group.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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