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Principles of Manual Handling


Course Information

 

Back pain is the single greatest cause for time off work for injury. Lifting, handling and carrying are responsible for 10% of back injuries.

 

Successful completion of this training will prepare students to look carefully at their own work activities and contribute to the development of safer methods and tasks, in co-operation with their managers and supervisors.


Enables employees to contribute to the development of safer manual handling methods and tasks


This qualification introduces candidates to the hazards and risks involved in manual handling and outlines what to expect from a manual handling assessment.


It will enable employees to develop safer manual handling techniques in the workplace.


The qualification covers the following topics:

  • The process of manual handling in the workplace

  • Manual handling injuries and the activities which cause them

  • Manual handling assessment and control options

  • Responsibilities imposed by the Manual Handling Operations Regulations

Course Duration

 

2-3 hours/half day

Assessment Method

 

Multiple choice examination

Accreditors

 

CIEH

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Customer Feeback

"With over ten years experience of working and attending training courses, this was one of the best I have ever attended. The pace of the day was first class, setting the protocol and following up with practical exercise is a well-established and successful teaching method. I highly recommend the First Aid Training Courses delivered by Access Training and Consultancy Limited. "
Oliver Soanes, Hospitality Manager , Eagle Hospitality

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Registered office: Access House, 102 Graig Road, Gellinudd, Swansea, SA8 3DS, Wales.


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