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Manual Handling Techniques

To raise awareness of manual handling hazards and enable delegates to employ suitable techniques when lifting, pushing or pulling a load.

£95.00 – £595.00

Who should attend?
Personnel involved in manual handling operations at work.

Duration: Half-Day (3 hours)

Course programme

  • The causes of manual handling accidents
  • Human anatomy and manual handling
  • Preparation for lifting and assessing the load
  • Lifting from the floor, waist height and above shoulder level
  • Team lifting
  • Use of mechanical handling aids

Objectives

  • Assess a load and decide if it can be lifted safely
  • Employ a suitable technique when handling a load
  • Direct and participate in a team lifting operation
  • Relate the training to activities away from work

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