LGIS - Manual Task Awareness
Section outline
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Manual task awareness for local government workers
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Manual tasks are performed by all workers within local government; with poor manual task practices remaining one the most common causes of injury in the workplace, with the injuries being a large burden on workers, local governments and the industry as a whole.
This online course has been created by LGIS injury prevention consultants to be interactive and engaging for all local government workers, either as induction based training, or as a refresher course to help workers prevent sprain and strain injuries.
This course should take you between 45-60 minutes to complete with a quiz at the end to assess your understanding of the content covered.
This course is designed to pause if you move off the open window, so please adopt a comfortable position and have a drink or refreshment available.
Learning Outcomes:
· Identify the difference between a hazard and a risk
· Understand manual tasks within the workplace
· Identify the risk associated with manual tasks
· Understand and identify the hazardous characteristics of manual tasks
· Understand safe lifting techniques