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Read moreManual handling includes many physical tasks such as lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, carrying, or moving objects. In many job roles, these activities, if not performed correctly, can lead to injuries. This is particularly important in scenarios involving repetitive movements, handling heavy loads, or working in uncomfortable positions.
Employ Health’s Melbourne based team are all workplace health physiotherapists who are highly experienced in delivering. Manual Handling Training across a variety of industries. Our Manual Handling Training adhere to AHPRA guidelines and regulations and includes:
Incorrect manual handling techniques can cause:
There are many benefits of Manual Handling Training:
Correct handling techniques can significantly reduce the risk of injuries in the workplace, leading to a healthier and more engaged workforce.
Training that follows AHPRA guidelines ensures a safe working environment and compliance with regulatory standards.
Efficient manual handling practices can improve operational procedures, reduce downtime due to injuries, and boost employee satisfaction.
Reducing workplace injuries can lead to significant savings on workers' compensation, legal costs, and insurance premiums.
Partnering with Employ Health to deliver your Manual Handling Training on-site in Melbourne is a commitment to the health and efficiency of your workforce. Our custom, on-site training is designed to set your employees up for success with the necessary skills for safe and effective workplace practices. Contact Us now to discuss how Manual Handling Training will benefit your business.
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