Manual Handling Training, Page 2225 Reviews

The information on your back and spine was very interesdting and explained well how back pain develops. The pictures depicting loads which a woman and man may carry however are a little more confusing and could do with further explanation. regarding some of the loads which were not so obvious, The session was very good for office workers, but I work from my car where lifting and moving bags and equipment is at awkward angles it would be nice to see examples how you might make best of awkward moves ie lifting boxes from a boot.

i found it very good, and it makes you take note of the way you do lift a lot of the everyday things.

easily understandable, direct to the point

a practical element should be incorporated into this subject matter and Ithink some of the questions are a little demeaning

it's grand

Training programme well presented and informative.

In a nutshell, this programme, has once more underscored the importance of safety at work and environment--and consistently re-emphasize the need for all hands to be on deck in achieving incident-free result.

great visual+text training, covering all aspects of manual handling to avoid most accidents/injuries according to national statistics

Same as above

It was very easy to understand, user friendly and very informative.