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MANUAL
HANDLING
By the end of this ˝ day course, delegates should be able to explain
what is meant by the term ‘Manual Handling’ and give examples. They will be
able to identify various causes of manual handling injuries, explain the principles
for controlling manual handling risks, understand what an employee can expect
from a manual handling assessment and demonstrate an understanding of the
manual handling operations regulations.
The course consists of:
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Introduction
and registration
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What is manual
handling
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Types and
causes of injuries
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Assessments
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Control
measures
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The human spine
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Lever principle
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Lifting zones
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Repetitive
strain
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Lifting and
lowering
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Pulling and
pushing
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Stability
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Awkward loads
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Space
constraints
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Manual handling
operations regulations 1992
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Employee
responsibilities
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Risk avoidance
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The Task, Load,
Environment and individual capabilities
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Good handling
techniques
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Practical
exercise/Theory test
For more information please do not hesitate to
contact our Sales Team on 01942 678986.
D&B Training Ltd,
Tel:
01942 678986 Fax: 01942 602566 email: enquiries@db-training.net
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