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Read moreManual handling considers a variety of activities, including lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, carrying, or moving objects. These tasks are often core components of many job roles and, when performed incorrectly, can lead to injuries. This is particularly relevant in tasks involving repetitive motions, handling of heavy loads, or awkward postures.
Our Sydney based Manual Handling Training is delivered by experienced physiotherapists with vast experience in workplace health. Compliant with AHPRA standards and regulations, our program includes:
Inadequate manual handling practices can result in:
Proper manual handling training offers significant advantages:
Training employees in correct handling techniques significantly reduces the risk of workplace injuries, promoting a healthier and more active workforce.
Aligning with AHPRA guidelines ensures a safe working environment and adherence to regulatory standards.
Efficient manual handling methods can streamline operations, minimise injury-related downtime, and enhance employee satisfaction.
A decrease in workplace injuries can lead to considerable savings in workers' compensation, legal fees, and insurance premiums.
Employ Health’s onsite Sydney based Manual Handling Training is an investment in the health and productivity of your team. Our customised, on-site training is designed to provide your employees with the skills and knowledge needed for safe and effective workplace practices. Reach out to us today to integrate Manual Handling Training into your Sydney business operations.
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