Safe manual handling ensures you and your staff avoid injury in the workplace. Employers have a responsibility to protect their employees and comply with the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 (MHOR). While anyone who carries heavy loads should also learn the proper techniques to perform their job role safely.
This online manual handling course complies with the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 (MHOR) and shows you how to perform a risk assessment, understand the TILE Model, create control measures, and carry out safe manual handling throughout your day. The course features, videos, written text, and simple quizzes.
This training is perfect for delivery workers, heavy manual labourers, construction site workers, office workers, and more.
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What is Manual Handling?
Defining what manual handling is; the Manual Handling Operations Regulations (MHOR) 1992; short-term and long-term risks and injuries; mental health issues; employer and employee duties; and reporting injuries and RIDDOR.
Signs of Incorrect Manual Handling
Signs of incorrect manual handling; actions that have a higher risk of causing injury; physical responses that indicate someone is struggling; manual handling injuries; and musculoskeletal disorders.
Risk Assessments
Avoiding, assessing and reducing manual handling activity; the 5 steps of a risk assessment; identifying hazards and TILE; who might be harmed and how; evaluating risks; recording the significant findings; and reviewing and updating the risk assessment.
Safe Manual Handling Techniques
The differences between foodborne illness, food poisoning and foodborne disease; common causes of food poisoning; types of food poisoning bacteria; and types of food poisoning viruses.
Module | Description |
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What is Manual Handling? | Defining what manual handling is; the Manual Handling Operations Regulations (MHOR) 1992; short-term and long-term risks and injuries; mental health issues; employer and employee duties; and reporting injuries and RIDDOR. |
Signs of Incorrect Manual Handling | Signs of incorrect manual handling; actions that have a higher risk of causing injury; physical responses that indicate someone is struggling; manual handling injuries; and musculoskeletal disorders. |
Risk Assessments | Avoiding, assessing and reducing manual handling activity; the 5 steps of a risk assessment; identifying hazards and TILE; who might be harmed and how; evaluating risks; recording the significant findings; and reviewing and updating the risk assessment. |
Safe Manual Handling Techniques | The differences between foodborne illness, food poisoning and foodborne disease; common causes of food poisoning; types of food poisoning bacteria; and types of food poisoning viruses. |
Our Manual Handling e-learning course is delivered online through our Tayl platform. This means you can complete this course on any device that can access the internet, and you can take a break at any time and save your progress. You can also add more users to your account, access more compliance training courses, and track who has done what.
To complete your course and download your manual handling certificate, you need to have correctly answered enough questions in the quizzes throughout the course. You’re able to retake these quizzes as many times as you want. The certificate is printable and will be accessible at any time when you log into our platform. The certificate is saved on our system so you can use it to prove a commitment to ongoing legal compliance.
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