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We recognise the importance to your organisation of minimising employee harm and ensuring that those being moved are done so in a safe, comfortable, and dignified manner in accordance with current best practices. Train your staff to become in-house Moving and Handling instructors.

Moving & Handling of People (Train the Trainer)

£700.00 Regular Price
£650.00Sale Price
  • On completion of this Moving and Handling of People Train the Trainer course, learners will be a qualified trainer in this subject and should know and understand the following:

    • Legislation 
      Learn to name some key pieces of legislation relating to moving and handling such as the Care Act 2014 and Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 
    • Your company policy 
      Identify and understand your company policy on moving and handling of people 
    • Workplace accidents 
      Learn and understand the different types of injuries and accidents that occur in the workplace 
    • Risk assessments 
      Describe the risk assessment process you have in place at your workplace 
    • Key skills 
      Learn or refresh key skills for moving and handling of people by practising moving and handling tasks frequently used in your workplace 
    • Causes of back pain 
      Learn and understand the most common causes of back pain and how these occur whilst moving and handling people 
    • Moving techniques 
      Learn and understand the correct moving techniques for moving and handling of people 
    • Teaching methods 
      Deliver sessions with different teaching methods to suit the classroom 
    • Learning styles 
      Understand different learning styles and when is the best time to use them 
    • Retain information 
      How people retain information 
    • Feedback & Evaluation 
      How to evaluate appropriately, and give and receive feedback to the learners 
    • Ice-breakers 
      Learn different ways to 'break the ice' with the whole classroom 
    • Presentation skills 
      Confidently present your session to others 
    • Dos and don’ts 
      The dos and don'ts of being a trainer 
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