Milling Project-On Site Training Concrete Cutter

Training Objective

The objective of this on-site training was to ensure all operators and site personnel understand the safe operation, maintenance requirements, and correct usage of the Concrete Cutter TC3 – Diesel. The training focused on hazard awareness, correct cutting procedures, inspection points, and troubleshooting on site.

Training Scope

The session covered the following key components:

Equipment Introduction

• Overview of Concrete Cutter TC3 – Diesel

• Machine components and functions

• Blade type identification & correct application

Pre-Operation Inspection

Participants were trained to check:

• Fuel level and engine condition

• Blade condition (cracks, wear, tightening)

• Cutting depth adjustment

• Front and rear wheel stability

• Water supply system

• Emergency stop function

Safe Operation Procedure

Topics demonstrated on site:

• Correct start-up and engine warm-up

• Cutting alignment and marking

• Posture and handling technique

• Maintaining constant cutting speed

• Avoiding kickback and sudden movement

• Proper shutdown procedure

Safety Precautions

Emphasis was placed on:

• Mandatory PPE (helmet, safety boots, gloves, goggles, vest)

• Maintaining safe distance from rotating blade

• Clear communication between cutter operator and spotter

• Dust control and site housekeeping

• Handling hot engine surfaces

Troubleshooting & Basic Maintenance

Hands-on demonstration of:

• Blade replacement & tightening

• Checking belts and drive system

• Cleaning filters

• Engine troubleshooting (starting difficulty, vibration, unusual sound)

On-Site Demonstration

The trainer demonstrated the actual cutting process using the TC3 machine at the project site. Operators were guided step-by-step on correct handling, depth adjustment, and posture. Trainees then practiced under supervision to ensure competency and proper technique.

Attendance & Competency

All attending personnel actively participated in the demonstration and practical session. Operators demonstrated understanding of:

• Safe cutting technique

• Proper equipment handling

• Risk identification

• Basic troubleshooting

A competency check was completed at the end of the session.

Conclusion

The on-site training for Concrete Cutter TC3 – Diesel was successfully completed.All participants gained the required knowledge to operate the machine safely and efficiently. This training supports improved work quality, enhanced site safety, and reduced equipment downtime.