$165.00 inc GST

Manual Handling (New Zealand)

Online Compliance Course

Course length:
30-45 minutes online

Region:
Available in New Zealand

Course audience:
All organisations

Delivery:
Deploy our courses online via Safetrac’s Compliance LMS or opt for SCORM delivery on your company’s LMS.

Course type:
Structured iDesigned for learners with little prior knowledge, this course type takes the learner through the course subject sequentially – one step at a time.

About this course

Manual handling covers a wide range of workplace activities and repetitive tasks. Many jobs involve some form of manual handling, but not all manual handling is hazardous or involves the risk of an injury.

Every organisation has responsibilities regarding the correct manual handling procedures, to prevent injury (including MSD) in the workplace. Training in this area teaches staff how to prevent injuries as a result of repetitive tasks and how to identify signs of injury.

Safetrac’s ‘Manual Handling’ training course, tailored for New Zealand, is designed to assist you in understanding what kind of manual handling is hazardous, how to prevent injury, and the responsibilities of both employers and employees in reducing the risk of injury.

Please note: This is for organisational use and not intended for individual purpose

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Learning outcomes

By the end of this module, your staff will be able to:

  • What manual handling is and what injuries can result from manual handling.
  • The duties of employers and employees.
  • What sorts of manual handling is hazardous.
  • How incorrect manual handling affects the body.
  • How Discomfort, Pain and Injury (DPI) can be affected.
  • The measures in place to control the risk of DPI.
  • How to address and control the risk of DPI.

Course contents

  • What is manual handling?
  • When is manual handling a problem?
  • What kind of injuries can result from manual handling?
  • Duties of Employers and Employees
  • Consulting your Employees
  • Hazardous manual handling
  • How can manual handling be prevented?
  • Alter the workplace