Manual Handling Training
£20.00
This Manual Handling Training course teaches users to understand what is meant by safe manual handling. Competency in safe carrying and lifting techniques for the workplace is a legal requirement, and this course provides the user with everything they must know.
This eLearning course can help to ensure that employees are following best practices and can help reduce the chances of injuries in the workplace as a direct result.
| Accreditations | CPD, iirsm, RoSPA |
|---|---|
| Course Duration | 35 mins (approx) |
| Languages | 41 |
Welcome to the Manual Handling Training, a tailored program aimed at imparting knowledge on safe manual handling practices, particularly with an emphasis on back protection. Initially, this training will highlight the criticality of proper back care, followed by an exploration of routine tasks. As we progress, we will delve into conducting LITE (Load, Individual, Task, Environment) assessments, and thereafter, the application of effective handling techniques. Throughout this journey, we will navigate through essential topics, organized into the following key sections:
- Your Back During Manual Handling : Begin by gaining a comprehensive understanding of the importance of caring for your back during manual handling. In this section, you will learn about:
- The anatomy of the spine and common risks associated with poor manual handling practices.
- How to maintain good posture and protect your back during lifting and carrying tasks.
- The significance of back care and injury prevention in daily tasks.
- Daily Tasks : Understand the relevance of manual handling techniques in various daily tasks. In this section, you will discover:
- How to identify manual handling tasks in your daily routine.
- Techniques for assessing the risks associated with these tasks.
- Practical tips for incorporating safe manual handling into your everyday activities.
- LITE Assessment : Learn about the LITE (Load, Individual, Task, Environment) assessment, a tool to evaluate manual handling tasks. In this section, you will learn about:
- How to assess the load, including its weight, shape, and size.
- Considering individual capabilities and limitations for manual handling.
- Evaluating the specific task and the environment in which it takes place.
- Techniques : Explore practical manual handling techniques that protect your back and reduce the risk of injury. This section will cover:
- Proper lifting and carrying techniques, including the use of the legs and body.
- How to use mechanical aids and equipment for safe handling.
- The importance of teamwork and communication when handling heavy or awkward loads.
Upon completing this Manual Handling Training, you will firstly acquire the knowledge and skills essential for protecting your back during manual handling tasks. Following that, you will learn to assess risks and apply safe handling techniques. Your dedication to this training will play a crucial role in fostering a safer work environment and preventing injuries associated with manual handling. Now, let’s embark on this journey to equip individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills for safely and efficiently performing manual handling tasks.
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