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Every transport role is unique, having its own set of challenges and demands. Our manual handling training program has been developed to adapt to the specific needs of your workers. As a part of our Health Hub services, the training reduces the risk of injuries from manual handling tasks.
Employ Health has a longstanding commitment to the transport and logistics industry. Our physiotherapists are full-time, dedicated professionals without the distractions of private practice or other commitments. With a presence in all major Australian states and New Zealand, we are truly an ANZ company.
Given the demands of transport work on workers and the implications of injuries to businesses, a system based approach to the wellness of your employees that includes Manual Handling Training is a key consideration for your business. Our physiotherapists, dedicated solely to occupational health, bring with them vast experience from different different sectors, including transport companies across Australia and New Zealand.
Employ Health’s data management platform allows us to create customised reports, tailored to the specific needs of each role within your workplace. Whether it's inter-site comparisons or monitoring particular risk factors, our reporting system ensures all vital data is at your fingertips.
Educating workers on proper techniques reduces the likelihood of injuries, resulting in a healthier workforce and fewer lost workdays.
Manual Handling Training can assist your business to promote a safety-first culture within your business and meet Safety and Compliance requirements.
Correct manual handling can contributes to a more efficient workflow, with less time wasted on injury-related interruptions and improved morale amongst workers who feel supported and valued.
Prevention of injuries leads to decreased costs related to workers' compensation, legal liabilities, and insurance premiums.
Partnering with Employ Health for Manual Handling Training is an investment in your people, your culture and your businesses bottom line.
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