Cost: £500 + VAT
Duration: 3 days
Dates: 1st, 2nd 3rd June 2010
Introduction:
Manual handling is one of the largest causes of work related injuries and lost work hours in the work place. There is a requirement for handling and moving of people training to fulfil the Management of Health and Safety Regulations (1999) and Manual Handling Operations Regulations (1992). It is recommended that suitable professional training is carried out on an annual or bi-annual timescale to eliminate skill fade and encompass new employees.
Course objectives/content/key benefits:
On completion, delegates will be able to:
• Identify how age, fatigue and general health can affect the individual’s chances of a manual handling related accident at work
• Understand how poor lifting techniques can affect the lower back
• Identify correct ergonomic principles at work
• Identify how to avoid risks
• Practice basic movements and techniques used to lift and test the load
• Assess lifting, who or what machinery should be used to carry the lift
• Identify how age, fatigue and general health can affect people’s ability to mobilise independently
• Understand the importance of correct technique
• Understand their responsibilities under the Health and Safety regulations.
Who the course is aimed at:
• Those working with people in the care sector who are required to train people on Manual Handling and Moving.
Course tutor:
Jim Darrah
Training method:
• Course will be delivered in a classroom environment, all equipment required will be provided.
• Delegates will be assessed on one of the techniques learnt in a training role.
Course outcome/qualification:
Delegates will receive a certificate of competence as a trainer.
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