Manual Handling

Course Content: 1 Introduction 1.1 Aims and objectives 1.2 Definition 1.3 Driving forces 2 The size of the problem 2.1 Types of injuries 2.2 Vulnerable groups 3 Anatomy 3.1 Spine 3.2 Discs 3.3 Spinal cord 4 Elements of human movement 5 FLUENCY (Practical Involvement of the kinetic lift) 6 Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 7 Risk assessment. Suitable for: Anyone working in any industrial or commercial environment. This manual handling trainer course concentrates upon the safe handling of materials and goods (rather than patients). Therefore, it is suitable for most sectors (such as manufacturing, office, construction, distribution, logistics, driver CPC etc) and a wide range of individuals: