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Compliance

Manual Handling Operations Online Course

This course provides general knowledge around manual handling in the workplace and helps raise awareness of the risks and controls relating to poor practice. By following the guidance in this course, you’ll be able to avoid injury to yourself and others when performing manual handling operations in the workplace.

Master safe manual handling techniques to prevent workplace injuries and comply with best practices in this informative course.

Manual Handling Operations Online Course

£10

  • Endorsed by Institute of Hospitality
  • CPD Certified
  • Online course
  • Validated by Subject Matter Experts
  • Delivered by subject experts
  • Designed with you in mind

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FAQs

What are the 8 steps of manual handling?

The 8 steps of manual handling to avoid injury are: 

1. Stop and think

2. Position your feet

3. Get a firm grip

4. Start in a good posture

5. Avoid twisting the back or leaning sideways

6. Keep the load close to your waist

7. Moving the load

8. Lower the load 

What is manual handling training?

Manual handling training is a legal requirement where your staff are required to do any lifting, lowering, pulling or pushing that carries any level of risk. 

What are the 4 key areas of manual handling?

LITE is an acronym designed to help you carry out a manual handling risk assessment - and these are the four key areas you need to look at when you're considering a manual handling task: 

  • Load
  • Individual
  • Task
  • Environment