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Manual Handling Training
All our
Manual Handling training
courses are delivered by FETAC Level 6 accredited instructors. Individual certificates are issued on completion.Cost:
- Please Contact Us for a Competitive Quote
Duration:
- 3-4 hours
Number of Participants:
- Maximum 12
Manual Handling of loads means any transporting or supporting of a load by one or more employees and includes lifting, putting down, pushing, pulling, carrying or moving a load, which by reason of its characteristics or of unfavorable ergonomic conditions involves risk, particularly of back injury to employees.
Under Chapter 4 of 2007 Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations, an Employer shall:
- Take appropriate organisational measures or use the appropriate means, in particular mechanical equipment, to avoid the need for the manual handling of loads;
- When the need for manual handling of loads cannot be avoided, take appropriate organisational measures to reduce the risk involved in the manual handling of loads;
- Assess the health and safety conditions of the type of work involved and take appropriate measures to avoid or reduce the risk, particularly of back injury;
- Ensure that particularly sensitive groups of employees are protected. These include: children and young persons; pregnant, post-natal and breast feeding women; people with reduced mobility; new or inexperienced workers; persons with serious particular problems;
- Ensure that when manual handling tasks are entrusted to employees, their personal capabilities are taken into account;
- Carry out health surveillance;
- Provide training and information (weight of each load and centre of gravity).
This course will be tailored to the requirements of your Organisation and typically includes the following modules:
- Legislation
- Structure of the Spine
- Injury to the Spine
- Fitness
- Ergonomics
- Principles of Safer Moving & Handling
- Practical Exercise.
This training course is available both in-house and off-site. Certificate will be issued on successful completion of the course to each participant.
Please give us a call, fill in our Enquiry Form or E-mail us for further details.
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Workplace Health and Safety Inspections
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Office Safety
- Safety Statements
All our Manual Handling Training courses are delivered by FETAC Level 6 Manual Handling Training instructors and chartered physiotherapists. Our Manual Handling Training Courses are fully interactive.
Manual Handling Course
will teach you how to lift safely and take care of your back. Contact us today to book Manual Handling Training course.



