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More than 25% of workplace injuries are caused by manual handling. Manual handling injuries cost employers £300 million+ each year. By law, you need to train your staff in manual handling and the most cost effective way of doing this is by using Manual Handling DVDs, Booklets and Posters. Formal Classroom Manual Handling Training can cost £400+ /course, 50 staff = 5 x courses per year = £2k. Re-usable DVDs, posters etc will usually cost less than £200 one off cost, saving you a fortune!
For more information about manual handling safety click the following link: Quick Guide to Manual Handling.
Manual Handling Safety Essentials Booklet
£4.95
- MHB1
Buy more, pay less!
- Buy 1-4 pay £4.95 each
- Buy 5-9 pay £3.95 each
- Buy 10-49 pay £3.50 each
- Buy 50+ pay £2.95 each
Easy to read full colour A5 booklet
- Contains essential information on: How to lift Safely; Task Assessment advice; Manual Handling Legislation
- Includes a SELF RISK ASSESSMENT
Manual Handling Essentials DVD
£89.00 (ex. VAT)
£71.20 (ex. VAT)
- DVD HSGMHE
Lifting and manual handling is one of the highest risks in work environments. It is essential to inform your staff about safe lifting and manual handling basics.
This fantastic title is superbly presented by 'Jet' from Gladiators and gets the manual handling message across in an engaging way
Helps protect your staff and your business. Use this DVD to train your staff in safe lifting and manual handling, this title actually makes manual handling training interesting!!
Approximate running time: 25 minutes
Manual Handling Poster (A2)
£14.95 (ex. VAT)
- MHP
Full colour A2 Manual Handling Poster
This Manual Handling Safety poster summarises how to lift safely; manual handling and safe lifting task assessment advice; manual handling legislation.
Over 1/3 of all accidents reported each year in the UK arise from ‘manual handling incidents.’ The majority of these are preventable. Serious manual handling injuries can be avoided by keeping aware. This manual handling poster can serve as a permanent reminder to staff to lift properly.
Manual Handling Essentials (Multi-Lingual) DVD
£129.00 (ex. VAT)
£103.20 (ex. VAT)
- DVD HSGMHEML
Manual Handling Essentials (Multi-Lingual) DVD
Contents
- Anatomy of the back
- Making an assessment
- Lifting techniques
- Lifting aids and equipment
- LITE Assessment
Manual Handling Essentials Pack
£161.95 (ex. VAT)
£125.00 (ex. VAT)
- MHPACK

Manual Handling Pack comprising of
- 1 x Manual Handling Essentials DVD
- 1 x Manual Handling Poster
- 10 x Manual Handling Booklets
Moving and Handling People An Illustrated Guide
£27.50
- Book Guide
This step-by-step guide to people moving and handling is a must-have for anyone working in health care, nursing and social care or any other setting where manual handling of people is needed.
Hernia with 2 Vertebrae
£39.95 (ex. VAT)
- Hernia BL107720
This life size model shows two lumbar vertebrae with spinal nerves, dura mater and an intervertebral disc affected by medial hernia
Flexible Vertebral Column
£119.95 (ex. VAT)
- Vertebral BL107344
A fully flexible life size vertebral column consisting of the occipital plate, cervical, thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, sacrum, coccyx and complete pelvis
Manual Handling Requirements
Employers have a duty to provide manual handling training courses to their staff. Manual handling training is a legal requirement of the Manual Handling Regulations which is the main source of health & safety regulation for lifting & carrying loads at work. Manoeuvres that involve lifting, pushing, pulling and twisting are referred to as health and safety manual handling tasks. Below are some points that are found in our manual handling training materials:
Anyone who has to perform manual handling or move items in their workplace wherever they work has the right to be trained in Manual Handling. Manual handling training should cover:-
- Knowledge of manual handling for responsibilities of managers/supervisors.
- An understanding of manual handling law and manual handling risk assessments and the first principles of manual handling weight guidelines.
- An understanding of the basic structure of the spine and injuries that can occur through poor manual handling practices.
- Moving inanimate objects, pushing and pulling techniques and approaching manual handling as a team.
