DATA Consultant No 164
LKC training. Ltd 
DATA Health and Safety Training by John Cross
Welcome to my website
You will find details of the training courses that I offer. LKC training Ltd has been established to create a more business like approach to training and also the opportunity to expand.
Courses
take place in the DT department at Frome College (BA11 2HQ for those with
satnavs) and run from 4-8pm, or in a host school.
Latest
News
15 April - In the light of the huge increase in postal
costs, from September, all invoices will be sent electronically so
it will be necessary to include an e-mail address of the finance office
with all purchase orders.
1 April -
I have just received my timetable for academic year 2012/13 and I
have decided that courses at Frome College will run on Wednesdays.
My day off from Frome College remains a Thursday. I shall start
working on my provisional calendar and put it on the Course Dates page but
until I get the full calendar with meetings, parent's evenings etc it will
all remain provisional.
4 March - A
few things to come out of the annual conference.
Scroll Saws are being
taken out of S1HS and put into SMHS because of the risk level. A
Scroll Saw is not in the same risk category as a circular or band
saw. Also added into SMHS is bench shears, guillotines, pedicuts
etc. Delegates will be accredited with the individual areas in SMHS
on their certificates. These changes take immediate effect.
4
March - There seems to be a bit of an epidemic of people condemning things
like cookers. We had 3 condemned at Frome College. The
testing was done during the holiday. This is in breach of guidance
from HSE. Click HERE for the relevant HSE information on what is
expected from a reputable person carrying out a COSHH
assessment.
8 December - From 1 Jan 2012 I shall require a purchase order
number for each set of courses. This is to avoid any future
embarassment over whether courses have been approved or not.
29 November - URGENT NOTICE: I have received
this message from DATA
Our attention has been drawn to a 'near miss'
which has just occurred in a school using an Axminster Planer
Thicknesser, model AW168PT, a machine fitted with a 4 bladed cutter
block.
The accident would appear to have been caused by the shearing of
an M5 screw holding down the chip deflector. The screw appears to
have been manufactured from mild steel rather than high tensile
steel.
If
you know of any schools from your work which are currently using one of
these machines, please ask them to contact TIM TOLMAN at Axminster as a
matter of urgency to discuss.
22 Sept - I have marked spare Tuesdays
available to run a course in Frome. Contact me with any requests and if there is
enough demand I'll run
the
course.
