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This unit looks at the variety of tasks which fall under the umbrella of ‘manual handling’ and how good practice in manual handling techniques can help to minimise the risks of long- and short-term injuries to staff.
Aims and outcomes
By the end of this unit, you should understand:
- what is meant by manual handling
- the hazards faced when carrying out manual handling tasks
- how to minimise risk when carrying out manual handling tasks
- what constitutes good practice in manual handling.
Unit content
Unit 8: Manual handling
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Step 1: What is manual handling?
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Step 2: Musculoskeletal disorders
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Step 3: Areas of risk
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Step 4: Good manual handling practice
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Step 5: Pushing and pulling
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End of Unit 8 quiz