Town company helps college run new jewellry course safely

A huddersfield company set Dewsbury College on the right course after providing vital safety training.
Fenay Machine Safety, whose office is Queensgate in the town centre, got the call to step in when college bosses began a new course that included jewellery making.
The firm was asked to give health and safety training for the technical demonstrator and members of academic staff who would be supervising students in the workshops.
Fenay Machine Safety was selected after previously working with the college on making sure it was complying with work equipment regulations.
A training course covered all relevant legislation and the duties of employers, with specific reference to regulations for abrasive wheels.
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Detailed lessons were given in using the wheels and personal protective equipment, such as ear and eye protectors.
Jill Fletcher, of Dewsbury College, said: "The course was very professional and covered all the legal requirements as well as operating and maintaining the machines. The service and advice given by Fenay was very good."