Manual Handling in Practice
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EEF offers this product as a default in the following regions: Leeds, Sheffield
Description
Back injuries are responsible for industrial output being lost through absence from work to the tum of well over £1 billion every year.
Who should attend the Manual Handling in Practice course?
All persons involved with areas where manual handling takes place including Managers, Supervisors and Safety Advisers.
What are the benefits of attending Manual Handling in Practice training?
The Manual Handling Course will make delegates aware of the problems associated with the manual movement of goods and emphasise the application of good handling techniques through demonstrations and practical work.
This course will explain the requirements of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 a…
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Back injuries are responsible for industrial output being lost through absence from work to the tum of well over £1 billion every year.
Who should attend the Manual Handling in Practice course?
All persons involved with areas where manual handling takes place including Managers, Supervisors and Safety Advisers.
What are the benefits of attending Manual Handling in Practice training?
The Manual Handling Course will make delegates aware of the problems associated with the manual movement of goods and emphasise the application of good handling techniques through demonstrations and practical work.
This course will explain the requirements of the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 and their background and will also give a practical introduction to the risk assessment procedure and reducing the risk of injury.
Key topics in the Manual Handling in Practice course
- Problems associated with manual handling
- Legal requirements including Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992
- Basic principles of handling techniques
- Demonstration/practical work
- Hazardous situations and their assessment
Audience: Team Leaders, Middle Managers, Health & Safety Professionals, First line managers
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