Manual Handling Assessor

The Manual Handling Assessor course trains professionals to evaluate individuals' skills and knowledge against industry standards in manual handling. Learn to plan and conduct assessments while promoting safe techniques for tasks like lifting, pushing, and carrying to reduce injury risks.

Course Code: 531
Category: OSHA & Industrial Safety

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Course overview

The Manual Handling Assessor course equips professionals with the essential planning, administrative, and management skills required for effective assessments. Participants will learn how to manage and utilize basic information systems to ensure reliable, efficient, and secure administrative processes.

Emphasizing integrity, the course also focuses on ensuring that learners are informed about their right to appeal. These competencies and values align with the generic assessor standards necessary for effective manual handling evaluations.


What will I learn?

  • 1. Introduction to safe lifting practices
  • 2. Duties and responsibilities of employers and employees
  • 3. Avoiding manual handling
  • 4. Risk assessment
  • 5. Appropriate systems of work
  • 6. Use of mechanical aids
  • 7. Guiding principles for safe lifting heights
  • 8. Good handling technique (for pushing and pulling)
Requirements
  • Relevant qualifications in health, safety, or a related field.
  • Registration with the appropriate Education and Training Quality Assurance. body.
  • Practical experience in manual handling or safety assessments.
  • Strong communication skills for effective assessments.
  • Employer support may be required for assessment roles.
Curriculum for this course
0 Lessons 16:00:00 Hours
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  • Duration: 16:00:00 Hours
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  • Conducted in accordance with OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) Guidelines
  • Access Period: 6 Months