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If done incorrectly, manual handling may be a difficult activity. Over a third of job injuries are caused by manual handling. These include work-related musculoskeletal diseases (MSDs) such as arm, leg, and joint discomfort, as well as other types of repetitive strain injuries.

This Manual Handling Course supports employers in ensuring that they and their staff are sufficiently trained in the teachings and practices of safe manual handling.

The student will receive an appropriate understanding of manual handling of loads, the musculoskeletal system and musculoskeletal diseases, identify hazards, perform risk assessment related with manual handling, and get insight into risk contributing elements in our Manual Handling Course.

In addition, recognizing professionals who are at risk of harm, understanding the underlying mechanics of human movement, correct lifting methods, and advice on avoiding manual handling dangers are also included.

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Manual Handling

Course Curriculum

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Manual Handling Overview, Legislation and the Fundamentals
What is Manual handling?
Where Does it Occur?
Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDS)
The Back
The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 (MHOR)
Employer's Responsibilities: Risk Assessment and Mitigation
Manual Handling Risk Assessment
Labelling of Loads
Responsibilities of the Employer: Training and Instruction
Responsibilities of employees under MHOR
Manual Handling Risks Identification
Manual Handling Risks Identification
The following are ten procedures to ensure safe manual handling.
What is it About Manual Handling that Makes it So Dangerous?
THE Environment
THE Individual
Injuries from Manual Handling
Non-MSD Injuries
Occupations Most at Risk
The Musculoskeletal System
Fundamental Mechanics of Human Movement
Risk Assessment for Manual Handling
Risk Assessment of Manual Handling Activities
Definitions of Terms in An Official Risk Assessment
Identify the Hazards
Hazards of the Load Itself
Dangers in the Working Environment
Deciding Who Might be Harmed and How
Assessing Risks and Deciding Precautions
Controlling the level of Risk
Manual Handling Controls for Risks

• Getting Ready for a Manual Handling Operation
• Measures to Prevent
• Techniques of Proper Handling
• Pushing and Pulling
• Avoiding Manual Handling
• Methods for Avoiding Manual Handling
• Reducing Risks
• PPE (personal protective equipment)
• Mechanical Aids
• Manual Handling Techniques That Are Safe
• Manual Handling Techniques That Are Safe
• Lifting Techniques
• Lifting from low levels
• Thinking About the Lift

Adopting a Stable Position
Ensuring to Have a Good Lifting Technique
Lowering a Load from a Height
Pushing and Pulling a Load
Team Handling
Certification

By the successful completion of the course, the learner will instantly receive an E-Certificate, which is free of cost. In addition, our courses provide you with up-to-date industry knowledge and skills, aiming to make you an expert in the field. Updated on 14 February, 2023