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Module
Purpose |
To
provide the Participant with a basic understanding of the anatomical
aspects of the human body in manual handling and the ways to reduce
strain on its components. |
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Relationship to competency standards |
No
specific relationship. |
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Learning Outcomes |
At the
conclusion of this training, the Participant will be able to -
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Recognise the functions of the body parts that are involved
in manual handling.
§
Understand the correct use of the body parts to reduce the potential for
strain and damage to the body. |
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Assessment method |
Can be
either discussion or multiple choice/short answers as required. |
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Conditions of Assessment |
May
incorporate practical assessment if required.
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Prerequisites |
Nil |
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Special
requirements |
·
None
specific on the part of the Participant.
·
Can be
'customised' to suit the specific requirements of the Client in terms of
relevance to the workplace, environment, tasks etc.
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Module
duration |
Normally 1 hour. The session(s) can be modified to suit on-site
requirements of the Client. |
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Max.
Class size |
10
participants |
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Key
Benefits |
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Decreased workplace related injuries as a result of improvements in
manual handling techniques.
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Improved awareness of the requirement to use suitable mechanical aids
and / or assistance to manoeuvre heavy or bulky objects.
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Decreased lost time in the workplace due to injury.
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Sessions can be delivered at your workplace or at our training facility. |
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Cost |
$250.00 for a group
session at your workplace.
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