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A Transport-Specific Manual Task Risk Assessment (ManTRA) is an effective tool used to assess musculoskeletal risks related to manual tasks in the transportation industry. It incorporates an analysis of task duration and characteristics, enabling a precise assessment of risk levels and the need for control measures.
ManTRA helps transport businesses meet their WHS obligations, ensuring a comprehensive risk management process.
Engaging transport workers in the ManTRA process leads to a comprehensive understanding of risk management in their operations, fostering safe work practices.
By addressing manual task risks, the occurrence of musculoskeletal injuries, including strains, sprains, and fractures, is often reduced.
Adopting ManTRA and PErforM promotes a positive health and safety culture in the transport sector, mitigating risks at various levels.
Implementing ManTRA in the transport sector has been shown to significantly decrease sprain and strain claims.
Transport-specific ManTRAs are essential when manual handling hazards are identified. This should involve discussions with workers and safety representatives, and reviewing injury data to pinpoint tasks that are likely to cause MSDs.
Employ Health’s physiotherapists bring years of category experience in the transport sector, understanding its unique manual task challenges. This vast experience in implementing ManTRA and PErforM ensures an in-depth understanding of risk management, aligned with the Hierarchy of Controls and the Code of Practice: Hazardous Manual Tasks.
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