Manual Handling of Objects – 3 Hours
Manual Handling Training – 3 Hours
Flexible On-Site Training Tailored to Your Workplace
Overview
Injuries resulting from poor lifting techniques are among the leading causes of prolonged absences from work in the UK. To address this, manual handling training has become a crucial requirement for any workplace where staff members are expected to lift or move inanimate objects as part of their role.
Failing to adhere to proper manual handling practices can result in significant costs for both employees and their employers. This course equips delegates with the knowledge and skills to perform manual handling tasks safely, reducing the risk of injury and promoting a healthier work environment.
Our training is adaptable and can be customized to focus on the specific tasks, tools, and equipment used in your workplace. For your convenience, we deliver this training directly at your site.
Programme Outline
- Introduction and Course Objectives
- Overview of manual handling and its importance in the workplace.
- Understanding Safe Manual Handling
- Importance of correct techniques to reduce risks and improve efficiency.
- Hazardous Manual Handling Operations
- Identifying operations that pose risks to health.
- Preventing Injury and Harm
- Practical steps and techniques to minimize the likelihood of injury.
- Legal Requirements
- Overview of workplace regulations and responsibilities regarding manual handling.
- Risk Assessment and Safe Practices
- Conducting and applying risk assessments to ensure safe manual handling operations.
Course Details
- Duration: Approximately 3 hours (half-day session).
- Format: Interactive and practical, including group activities and hands-on guidance.
- Trainers: Experienced professionals who provide personalized support throughout the session.
- Certification: Delegates will receive a certificate upon successful completion.
This essential training not only ensures compliance with legal obligations but also fosters a safer and more efficient workplace, reducing the risk of injuries and their associated costs.