Professional Online Training
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER)
A focused introduction to PUWER, covering equipment types, employer and employee duties, common hazards, guarding methods and inspection requirements for anyone using workplace machinery
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Course Details
- Duration: 34 mins
- Delivery: Online and self-paced
Who This Course Is For
This training is aimed at anyone in the workplace who uses machinery as part of their role.
- Employees who operate work equipment or machinery
- Site supervisors responsible for overseeing equipment use
- Managers accountable for equipment safety and compliance
Course Content
The course is broken down into the following modules, each requiring a 70% pass mark:
- What is PUWER? — Explains what PUWER stands for and the purpose of the regulations.
- Examples of Equipment Listed Under PUWER — Covers the types of equipment that fall under PUWER legislation.
- What are the Responsibilities of the Employer/Employee Under PUWER? — Outlines the duties placed on both employers and employees under the regulations.
- Common Hazards of Using Work Equipment — Explores the hazards most frequently associated with using work equipment.
- Different Methods of Guarding — Looks at the guarding methods available to protect workers from injury.
- Inspection of Equipment — Covers the requirements for inspecting and maintaining equipment under PUWER.
- Final Exam — Tests understanding of all topics covered across the course.
Course Information
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Buy for Yourself or Your Team
Choose one seat for yourself or add places for colleagues. Each learner receives their own course access.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who needs to complete PUWER training?
Anyone in the workplace who uses machinery should complete this course, including site supervisors and managers responsible for overseeing equipment use.
What topics does the PUWER course cover?
The course covers what PUWER stands for, the equipment it applies to, employer and employee responsibilities, common hazards, guarding methods, and equipment inspection requirements.
