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Utilising ManTRA in food processing ensures adherence to WHS obligations, completing a thorough risk management process.
Engagement through the ManTRA process supports staff to understand risk management in your food processing environment, leading to safer work practices.
Managing manual task risks effectively within your business reduces the likelihood of musculoskeletal injuries such as strains, sprains, and fractures.
Adopting ManTRA and PErforM fosters a positive health and safety culture, reducing risks in various aspects of food processing work.
Implementing ManTRA in food processing environments has shown significant reductions in related injury claims.
A ManTRA should be conducted in food processing environments when manual handling hazards are identified. This process should include consultations with workers and safety representatives, and a review of injury trends to identify high-risk tasks.
Employ Health’s physiotherapists possess specialised knowledge in the food processing sector, understanding the unique manual task challenges it presents. Our experience in applying ManTRA and PErforM ensures comprehensive risk management, in line with the Hierarchy of Controls and the Code of Practice: Hazardous Manual Tasks.
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