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Manual Handling
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Objectives |
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To train delegates in the correct method to be employed when carrying out Manual Handling tasks, to help reduce the risk of injury.
Have an understanding of duties and responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act, Manual Handling Regulations and other current relevant legislations.
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Who For |
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All levels of personnel within all industries involved in lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling and carrying tasks
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Course Content |
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Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
Manual Handling Regulations 1992
Accident Statistics
Types and Causes of Injury
Principles of Correct Manual Handling Techniques
Anatomy of Spine
Body Mechanics
Practical Application of lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling and carrying
Risk Assessment
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Training Method |
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Highly participative with both theory and practical sessions highlighted by use of Spine Model. Laptop and Videos with group and individual exercise. Written test.
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Safety Equipment |
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Delegates should have safety shoes and gloves available for the practical session
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Onsite Requirements |
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Training can be carried out either in UTN Training Centre or on customer’s premises.
Room large enough for theory session with electrical supply for use of Television, Video and Laptop.
Area set aside for practical session with varying objects for movement.
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Number of Delegates |
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Minimum 8
Maximum 12
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