Manual Handling Training, Page 2526 Reviews

Though at first I was sceptical with regards to a 'theoretical' manual handling training programme, I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was very helpful indeed. The video examples make the lifting techniques clear and simple and leave no room for misunderstanding. A very good programme, that should be completed by everyone, not just manual workers.

Good explanations and examples used

Easy to follow, clear, concise instructions and information professionally put across. Very informative.

Good quality, perhaps slightly overdid it with length of certain videos. For instance the woman moving a computer a couple of desks was a reccuring theme that really wasn't neccessary. The talk from people affected by back trouble was also long, for the most part people are aware of the severity of back trouble, full stories of peoples trouble are not required for training purposes

Everything was explained well enough about lifting & how the back operates. Had to put ear phones in halfway through as abit distracted by things going on roundabout me.

I liked the graphics used for the anatomy and description of disc etc. The programme itself was a little long but covered everything needed.

i found this dvd informative & easy to follow excellent.

The course was informative and helpful with the video clips to reinforce the message. It was easy to choose different sections if you wanted to complete the course in a number of sessions. An idea of how long each session might last would have been useful.

A useful and informative method of learning the relevanat techniques. Made it easy to absorb the information.

It was very easy to follow and I picked up a lot of useful advice to jog my "common sense". I found some of the statistics interesting and particularly relevant e.g. the weight to lift ratio and the number of bones and joints in the body. It will definitely make me think twice before attempting to lift an object.