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Manual Handling for Retail & Leisure
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In the UK, thousands of staff suffer from injuries and discomfort each year. The risk of injuries from manual handling increases when workers do not have the information or training necessary to enable them to work safely.
The Manual Handling e-learning course ensures employers and employees are trained in the principles and practices of safe manual handling.
This course provides the necessary information and training for organisations to understand more about the risks associated with manual handling, how to conduct a risk assessment and how to implement appropriate control measures.
Employers have a legal duty to protect their employees; non-compliance may lead to action by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) or other agencies. Employees handling objects are at risk, but injuries shouldn’t be accepted as normal. Employers must reduce risks and provide proper training.
This course is designed for employees at all levels who may undertake manual handling operations such as stock replenishment, merchandising, assisting customers and more. Managers must ensure that all operations are assessed and the risks to health and safety are minimised, as far as is reasonably practicable, by the provision of suitable training, safe systems of work, and more.
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• Introduction to Manual Handling
• Understanding Risk Assessment
• Safe Lifting and Handling Techniques
• Using Manual Handling Equipment
• Legal Responsibilities
• Creating a Safe Workplace Culture
• Practical Demonstrations and Exercises
By the end of this course, you will:
1. Understand the importance of safe manual handling in the retail and leisure sectors.
2. Identify potential hazards and risks associated with manual handling tasks.
3. Apply proper lifting and handling techniques to minimise the risk of injury.
4. Conduct effective risk assessments before performing manual handling tasks.
5. Recognise the legal responsibilities of both employers and employees regarding manual handling safety.
6. Promote a culture of safety and awareness in the workplace.
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