Moving and Handling (Non Clinical)

Moving and Handling (Non Clinical)

Moving and Handling (Non Clinical)

Fundamentals of Moving and Handling: Understand the basic principles of moving and handling non-clinical objects, emphasizing the importance of accurate practices to prevent injury.

Assessing Risks: Learn to recognize potential dangers in moving and handling tasks and take preventive actions to protect yourself and others, emphasizing the necessity of risk assessment to prevent accidents.

Practical Techniques: Explore proper lifting, transporting, and maneuvering techniques for various objects, gaining the skills to handle non-clinical tasks confidently and safely.

Ergonomics in Daily Life: Understand the role of ergonomics in preventing accidents during daily activities, learning how to set up your workspace and organize objects to reduce tension and improve comfort.

Health and Wellness: Learn methods for maintaining your physical and mental health while performing moving and handling tasks, emphasizing the importance of self-care and injury prevention for longevity and productivity.

 

Lessons

  1. Brief Description of Moving and Handling (Non Clinical)

    The Moving and Handling (Non-Clinical) course is a crucial training program that teaches individuals the necessary skills to safely and effectively carry loads in non-clinical situations. It is designed to help individuals in various workplaces, such as retail, office, and leisure.
  2. Module 1: Introduction

    After reading this part, you should be able to show that you understand: the laws that govern moving and handling; the terms used in moving and handling; data about moving and handling.
  3. Module 2: Anatomy

    After reading this part, you should be able to show that you understand: What is the most vulnerable part of the spine? What is good and bad posture? How does bad posture lead to injuries?
  4. Module 3: Principles of Safe Handling

    After reading this part, you should be able to show that you understand: biomechanics and psychological principles to make handling safer, a good position for working.
  5. Module 4: Load Management

    After reading this part, you should be able to show that you understand: how to spot and avoid using the wrong ways to move and handle things, the right way to move and handle things.
  6. Module 5: Ergonomic Risk Assessment

    After reading this part, you should be able to show that you understand: A moving and handling ergonomic risk assessment, what an ergonomic risk assessment is?

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