Training course deigned for Managers, supervisors and all members of staff who undertake any form of manual handling as part of their
job.
To ensure delegates have a better understanding of their legal responsibilities; to assist managers design safe manual handling operations; and, to ensure that delegates understand clearly how effective manual handling operations can ensure their safety.
"The risk of injury from a manual handling task will be increased where workers do not have the information or training necessary to enable them to work safely." HSE
The objective of this course is to ensure that delegates have a better understanding of their legal responsibilities; to assist managers design safe manual handling operations; and, to ensure that delegates understand clearly how effective manual handling operations can ensure their safety.
With 15 years experience in an ever changing market NDC has worked with global companies delivering training and consultancy.
NDC Training Courses are delivered making use of the latest techniques, embracing all avenues of modern media delivery, traditional training and support that will help the learner to transfer knowledge gained from courses into the workplace.
For further information on a specific course, training dates available either on site or at our training centre and bespoke course design please contact our office direct.
- What does the law say?
- What are the benefits of safe practice?
- The anatomy of back pain.
- Risk factors.
- How to carry out safe manual handling, including good handling technique;
- Control measures and appropriate systems of work for the individual's task and environment.
- Load environment and individual capabilities
- Video
- Practical work
- Course learning review and close
Delivery: In-house or regional venue
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