SHIFT MATERIALS SAFELY USING MANUAL HANDLING METHODS – TLID0020
After successfully completing this course applicants will have completed off-the-job training during which the following key theoretical and practical competencies were covered in relation to Manual Handling:
Explain how manual handling injuries are sustained
Outlines types of manual handling injuries and the symptoms to look out for
Explain the risks associated with manual handling
Describe the controls used to reduce the risk’s associated with manual handling
Describe how to determine your lifting capability
Identify methods to determine the weight of a load before lifting
Understand good lifting techniques
Course Outcomes
- Identify and assess products, goods or materials to be relocated for the appropriate method of relocation
- Identify locations for storage and potential routes to be followed
- Consider effects of moving contents
- Consider Potential Risks
- Identify manual handling procedures
- Plan the relocation of the load consistent with the code of practice for manual handling
- Perform actions for lifting, lowering, carrying and pulling and pushing a load in accordance with workplace procedures and OH&S requirements
- Identify applications for team relocation
- Set down relocated materials without damage to goods, personnel or equipment and check for stability
All learners must be able to read and comprehend English to a level that will enable them to safely perform duties as specified in the competency standard. MSTS recognises that some learners may require more support to meet the requirements of the training course. We will endeavour to meet these needs with regards to; language, literacy and numeracy skills. Learners are encouraged, prior to commencing the course and where applicable, to complete an MSTS LLN analysis, which will assist the Trainer/Assessor to interpret individual skill level and manage this from the onset.
All successful applicants will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment:
Shift Materials Safely Using Manual Handling Methods – TLID0020
