Define manual handling and common workplace manual handling tasks completed within the workplace Review research findings surrounding manual handling training, including what training should include
Face To Face Manual Handing Courses
Manual handling training for the office worker or those who perform occasional manual handling tasks
Learning outcomes:
Define manual handling and common workplace manual handling tasks completed within the workplace
Review research findings surrounding manual handling training, including what training should include
Review common manual handling technique strategies
Discuss workers duties, including participation and consultation with regards to manual handling
Define manual tasks risk factors – what is a hazardous manual task?
Educate workers on simple risk assessment strategies including the hierarchy of control
Complete practical training on key manual handling tasks within the workplace, and use of any mechanical assistance if required
Answer any further questions related to manual tasks in the workplace
Course details / inclusions:
1.5 hour training session
Up to 20 team members per session
45-60min theory/classroom training + 30-45min practical training
Training sessions are delivered by registered health professionals
Includes pre-training virtual meeting, customization of course creation/content, and delivery of training
Records and documentation. We will provide you with a PDF of the training materials delivered, certificate of attendance and feedback forms collected from participants
Course location:
Our CWHA trainers will attend your workplace and conduct training onsite at your company so that attendees can be trained in their work environment and training can be tailored to specifically suit your company.
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This course can have content or training time adjusted to suit your needs. Just let us know what you are looking for!
Our Story
Osteopath Heath Williams and Physiotherapist Wade Brennan founded Corporate Work Health Australia in 2011.
Heath and Wade previously worked together for many years in the UK in occupational health and on their return to Australia recognised that there was an opportunity to introduce ergonomic and manual handling services nationally.
Corporate Work Health Australia has since grown to have serviced over 2000 small and large corporations and assisted 10000’s of workers in office workstation ergonomics, manual handling, pre employment/functional capacity and wellbeing services.
We now service all major cities across Australia with our team of osteopaths, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, occupational therapists and OHS consultants.
Our Focus
Our focus is on assisting organisations to create a work environment that keeps their employees safe, healthy and injury free, ultimately cutting the cost and reducing the severity of work related injuries, and dramatically boosting workplace productivity.
We do this by providing the most complete injury prevention and management service available, incorporating all aspects of injury management, namely: promotion, prevention, treatment/intervention and rehabilitation.
This combined with an organisational wide wellness program, with measurable reductions in absenteeism and attrition rates, offers companies huge savings and return on investment.
Our Experience
Since 2011 we have worked with over 2000 small, medium and large corporations across Australia to help 10000’s of workers.
We have experience across all major industries, ranging from construction, retail, manufacturing, non for profit, government and private corporations.
We specialise in office workstation ergonomics, manual task risk assessment and training, pre employment and functional capacity assessments and wellbeing services.
We consist of osteopaths, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists and occupational therapists who have years of occupational health experience.
Our Difference
Tailoring program design to suit specific company’s needs – Currently employers feel there are too many ‘off-the-shelf’ products.
Upgrading the models of delivery (e.g. by providing multiple modes of delivery and breadth of services) to enable increased impact and integration.
Clarifying the program offerings and their evidence base at the commencement of a program and identifying how they will meet the need.
Robust and consistent monitoring and measurement of program performance – seeking input from employers and find out what is needed to support the value of the investment.
Quarterly meetings to re-assess figures and ensure our programs are providing results.
Our Results
We have helped many of our clients in raising the awareness and education around health and safety and wellbeing in the areas of office workstation ergonomics and manual handling in the workplace. This has led to improved worker comfort and productivity as well as reduced injuries in the workplace.
We have also assisted our clients in aiding workers in a return to the workplace which has led to reduced loss time from injury, reduced absenteeism, improved worker job satisfaction and productivity.
A recent survey of our clients revealed the following:
94% are either likely or very likely to use our services again in the future.
The majority of our clients reported that they engaged CHWA to undertake occupational health and safety services with them because we were able to provide a tailored service to meet their specific needs and within a time frame that suited them.
92% of our clients reported that the service we offered met their expectations and achieved their desired outcome.
Our Programs
Corporate Work Health Australia develop and implement tailored health and safety, and health and wellness programs, to address specific organisational and employee needs.
Our packages are individually designed and planned after meeting with your organisation and discussing injury rates/costs, LTI’s, absenteeism and attrition rates and the health and wellbeing of your employees.
All our programs are designed to provide strategies for YOUR organisation’s requirements and are not simply off the shelf programs. Research suggests that the incorporation of a combination of these packages sees the biggest return on investment.
All of our services are completed by experienced health professionals who focus on providing employees with relevant and current information in a positive environment to encourage sustainable outcomes.
Our Services
Corporate Wellness Packages incorporating all aspects of health, wellness and safety
Pre-Employment Physical Assessments and Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCE)
Manual Handling Training, Risk Assessment & Consultations – for all areas of the workplace
Ergonomic Training, Assessments & Consultations – ranging from individuals, to small groups, to the whole office
‘Sitsafe’ Ergonomic Training – Injury prevention for the seated worker
Corporate Massage
Ergonomic Risk Assessment Training for Allied Health Professionals
Manual Handling Risk Assessment and Training for Allied Health Professionals
On-site Treatment and Rehabilitation with Physiotherapist or Osteopath
Musculoskeletal Consultancy and complex case management
Risk Assessments – Ergonomic, Manual Handling or Workplace Risk Assessment
Work Health Checks
Workplace Group Exercise Classes
Workplace Yoga and Pilates
Our Alumni
We have trained over 1000 health professionals in face to face and online office workstation ergonomics, vehicle ergonomics and manual tasks training.
Professions include osteopaths, physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, chiropractors and myotherapists.
Our courses have been accredited by osteopathy australia, ESSA and myotherapy australia.
View our graduates page to see the highly skilled practitioners we have trained
Our Mission
Presently, many other companies deliver a single component of a much needed comprehensive solution, resulting in a patchwork of uncoordinated programs, often delivered by multiple vendors, with limited consistency or integration.
Corporate Work Health Australia provides complete and comprehensive solutions targeted to specific organisational needs, providing much greater return investment for our clients.
Real Savings
Healthier Bodies
Quicker Recoveries
Fewer Injuries
Increased Productivity
Improved Staff Morale
Reduced Absenteeism
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