Manual Handling Training, Page 37 Reviews

This test is ok in theory but,,,,,, it makes a mockery on actually being tested on any physical manual handling as this CANNOT be done online! This tesy used to be in a classroom with a teacher actually monitoring peoples liftingtechniques, and their phisical capability to lift the load. I understand the basic principles of lifting but this course does not demonstrate to me how to lift objects safely in my occupation of Moblie Telecommunications rigger. I am often on a tower, pylon or mast fased with the task of lifting antennasand heavy steelwork into position whilst in a harness and polestrap. Many times, i have had to endure backpain whilst lifting, having to bend and twist to do my job. I am always conciencious of health and safety, never suffering injury whilst at height, but if i stuck to the basic guidelines as of lifting on this course, i would not be able to carry out many tasks whilst working at height.

The subject is important, but the approach was long-winded and rather boring.

egergt

no subtitles so had to just flick through slides and hope for the best

After lifting a box from a table, you should move your whole body together to avoid twisting, not move the feet first and swivel the body to catch up. When using a trolley, the handles should be around waist height, not up to shoulder height.

I've not watched the programme yet, our Warehouse staff are first in line. Will submit after viewing.

I don't learn well from video of talking heads - as that's all you provided, I've now forgotten most of the training. Plus, your videos were so information light that I kept getting bored.

Very weel put togehter and interesting.

none

Dumbing down at its very best