TOP 10 MANUAL HANDLING SAFETY COURSES IN SOUTH AFRICA

Manual Handling course is offered by SHEilds ZA. This course covers safe handling and lifting techniques along with an overview of both practical and mechanical aid solutions. This is an awareness only course and if your duties include manual handling you should seek practical training.

A Certificate of Training will be issued to competent candidates.

Designed for all individuals whose work involves Manual Handling, lifting, pushing and of pulling goods. This highly practical course that provides techniques for risk limitation in manual handling.

Any person that has to manually handle and move equipment in the workplace by hand. Identify materials that may be safely maneuvered by hand: Types of the material that may have an environmental impact.

By taking Phoenix’s Manual Handling Awareness training, employees in your organisation will learn effective techniques for lifting and carrying, helping them do so safely and promoting a positive health and safety culture in the workplace.

This unit standard will be useful to people who work in the civil construction industry. People credited with this unit standard are able to Identify and select, utilize, and maintain hand tools on a construction site.

Hand Tools course is offered by M Tech Training Consultants. At M TECH Training Consultants we have built our highly regarded reputation not only on the quality and accuracy in which our programs and materials are produced and delivered but on our continued support afterwards.

Use and Care for Manual Lifting Equipment and Tackle training is offered by WHSE Training College. We offer various occupational Health, Safety, environmental, and wellness training courses accredited by various accreditation bodies.

Manual Handling training is offered by VAST (Various Aligned Safety And Training). VAST offers industry leading services in the categories of Training and Consulting. VAST prides itself on being responsive to your specific needs and can tailor its services to meet your requirements.

More than 1,000,000 back injuries occur in the workplace each year. Approximately 800,000 of these injuries are to the lower back and 750,000 happen while lifting objects.