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—Why Onsite Physiotherapy Matters More Than Imaging in Workplace Shoulder Pain
Read moreThe meat industry requires workers to perform a range of activities including lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, and moving of meat products, carcasses, and processing equipment – these are all critical tasks that should fall under a Manual Handling Training Program.. These tasks, if not performed correctly, can pose significant injury risks, especially considering the industry’s demands for repetitive motions, handling of heavy loads, and often working in cold and slippery environments.
Our Manual Handling Training, customised for the meat industry, are conducted by expert physiotherapists with a detailed understanding of the sector’s specific needs. Complying with rigorous AHPRA standards, our program includes:
Improper manual handling in the meat industry can lead to:
Implementing correct manual handling training delivers significant advantages:
Correct handling techniques can drastically reduce the risk of workplace injuries, promoting a healthier, more active workforce.
Training in line with AHPRA guidelines assists to create a safe working environment and adherence to industry standards.
Efficient manual handling practices can streamline operations, minimise injury-related downtime, and enhance employee satisfaction.
A decrease in workplace injuries can lead to considerable savings in workers' compensation claims, legal fees, and insurance premiums.
Choosing Employ Health’s Manual Handling Training is an investment in the health and productivity of your workforce. Our bespoke, on-site training is crafted to provide your employees with the skills and knowledge necessary for safe and effective workplace practices. Contact us today to integrate Manual Handling Training into your meat industry operations. By investing in this program, you are not only helping ensure the safety and well-being of your employees but also enhancing the overall productivity and sustainability of your business. Contact Employ Health now to bring your Manual Handling Training Program to life.
—Why Onsite Physiotherapy Matters More Than Imaging in Workplace Shoulder Pain
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