Manual Handling Training
Nationally recognised units of competency
FBPOPR2074- Carry out manual handling tasks
Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.
Manual Handling Training
National Unit of Competency: FBPOPR2074 – Carry out manual handling tasks
Course Details
Health Safety Training does not offer Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for this course. Due to the short duration and low cost of the program, RPL assessment would provide limited value to participants.
Certification
Participants who are deemed competent will receive a Statement of Attainment recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). This certification is nationally recognised across Australia.
This Statement of Attainment is issued by Health Safety Training in affiliation with Commonsense Safety Training (RTO ID 41347).
Course Duration
- Face-to-face training program
- 3–4 hours (depending on participant experience)
Price
- $60.00 per person
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Course Overview
Our Manual Handling Training course is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to carry out manual handling tasks safely and effectively.
The training focuses on reducing the risk of workplace injuries by teaching correct lifting techniques, safe movement of materials, and the proper use of basic manual handling equipment.
This course is suitable for workers across various industries where manual handling tasks are performed.
Course Outline
Key topics covered include:
- Understanding relevant standards and workplace legislation related to manual handling
- Identifying what manual handling is and recognising its characteristics
- Identifying manual handling hazards in the workplace
- Determining the safest methods of movement to minimise injury risk
- Applying correct lifting and transfer techniques
- Understanding the consequences of incorrect manual handling practices
- Completing both theoretical and practical assessment activities
The course is designed to be easy to understand and includes practical demonstrations to reinforce learning.
Assessment
Participants are required to successfully complete:
- Written/theoretical assessment
- Practical observation assessment
Entry Requirements
Each participant must:
- Have basic English reading, writing, numeracy, and communication skills (minimum Year 10 level)
- Have access to suitable items for lifting practice (e.g., one small box and one larger box or container)