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Manual Handling
This CPD accredited course covers the key principles and safe practices of manual handling within the workplace and is highly recommended for site operatives, supervisors, safety officers, and anyone responsible for lifting, carrying, or moving materials as part of their role.
The aim of this training is to equip candidates with the knowledge and practical skills required to safely handle loads, minimise the risk of injury, and implement proper techniques and ergonomic practices in daily tasks.
CPD (Continuing Professional Development) certification is widely recognised across industries and supports career progression by ensuring individuals remain competent and up to date in their roles.
Manual Handling Course Details
Outline – CPD certification is widely recognised across industries and supports ongoing professional development by promoting competence and up-to-date safety management practices. This CPD accredited course covers the key principles and safe practices of manual handling within the workplace and is highly recommended for site operatives, supervisors, safety officers, and anyone responsible for lifting, carrying, or moving materials as part of their role.
Aim – The aim of this training is to equip candidates with the knowledge and practical skills required to safely handle loads, reduce the risk of injury, and apply correct lifting techniques and ergonomic practices in their daily work.
Assessment – Ongoing interactive theory assessments
Duration – 1 hour
Certification – CPD accredited
Content –
â—¦ Understanding manual handling hazards and risks, including musculoskeletal injuries
â—¦ Legislation and regulations, covering employer and employee responsibilities
â—¦ Ergonomics and biomechanics: proper posture and body mechanics to reduce strain
â—¦ Risk assessment: identifying hazards and implementing control measures
â—¦ Safe lifting and handling techniques, including practical demonstrations and use of mechanical aids
â—¦ Manual handling equipment: correct use of aids for heavy or awkward loads
â—¦ Injury prevention and management: recognising strain, responding to injuries, and best practices


