TOP 10 MANUAL HANDLING SAFETY & TECHNIQUES COURSES IN GLASGOW, UK

This course offers a comprehensive guide to best practice when it comes to manual handling. Ideal as part of a staff induction, as refresher training for existing staff or for those looking to go on to achieve a recognised manual handling qualification.

This course provides essential information about manual handling hazards and their control, including the values of risk assessment. This City and Guilds accredited course provides delegates with the underlying knowledge required to minimise the risks associated with manual handling.

This half day course is designed for all levels of Employee and Managers. The course content will give guidance from the sections of the Health and Safety Law that is relevant to Manual Handling.

The Level 2 Award in Manual Handling at Work is suitable for general workplace hazards and controls associated with manual handling of general articles such as furniture, boxes, sacks and work equipment.

At the end of the course the delegates will be given a short written assessment to ensure they have understood the main points of the course.

The qualification is designed for those who carry out manual handling at work and provides essential information about controls and hazards.

Our manual handling course covers all of the necessary aspects of task and load assessment, theory and practical training with different types of load and the physical approach to lifting.

Manual Handling is offered by Project Health and Safety Services . Project Health and Safety Services is a well-established and trusted Health and Safety Consultancy and Training provider, based in Glasgow.

This course is designed to give delegates the opportunity to rethink the way they lift and handle items at work, to explore safer ways in reducing or avoiding the risk of injury and enable delegates to understand the importance

Effective training for everyone involved with manual handling activities will significantly reduce risk and costs of manual handling injuries.