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Manual Handling Training Chester

Manual Handling Training Chester

Manual handling injuries can occur in any workplace, whether it’s a farm, a building site, a factory, an office, a warehouse, a hospital, a bank, a laboratory, or while making deliveries. Heavy manual labor, awkward postures, manual materials handling, and previous or existing injuries are all risk factors in developing MSDs. Employers have a duty to ensure that their staff are trained and equipped to comply with The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992.

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Manual Handling Training Chester

In addition, prevention is certainly better than cure when it comes to back and limb injuries and that is why more and more companies are making sure their staff are properly trained in correct manual handling techniques.

Did you know? The vast majority of reported manual handling accidents result in over-three-day injury, most commonly a sprain or strain, often of the back. Manual handling injuries can happen anywhere in the workplace – in offices, construction sites, hospitals, farms and in schools.

Manual Handling Training Chester

We have delivered Manual handling training directly to many businesses in and around the Chester area and each business has its own unique working environment. We have a good understanding of this and hence, we design each manual handling course specific and bespoke to your working environment. Manual handling is simply the moving of items. Whether you’re lifting, lowering, carrying, pushing or pulling, you should always be aware of the risks.


Delivered directly in your workplace for up to 6-12 delegates – High Quality Training, competitively priced to meet your Training budget. Call 0151 515 0416 and ask to speak with one of our Training Consultants for full details and pricing.

Please select your manual handling training course from the links below for full course details:

Manual Handling Training

Moving and Handling of People

The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992, as amended in 2002 (‘the Regulations’) apply to a wide range of manual handling activities, including lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling or carrying. The load may be either animate, such as a person or an animal, or inanimate, such as a box or a trolley. For further guidance please download the Manual Handling in the workplace guide (PDF).

For more information and guidance on Manual Handling Training in your workplace please visit the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) section on Manual Handling Training in the workplace.

We are specialist trainers and consultants in the field of health and social care, retail and the Construction industry. We offer full bespoke training packages to meet your needs. All of our staff have many years experience in care homes, nursing homes, day centres, outreach teams, hospitals, hostels and the construction and building sector.

We have delivered Manual handling training directly to many businesses in and around the Chester area and each business has its own unique working environment.

Manual Handling Training Chester – areas we have delivered training include:

  • Chester Business Park
  • Broughton
  • Hoole
  • Saltney
  • Upton
  • Chester City Centre
  • Sealand Industrial Estate
  • Handbridge

For more information on Manual Handling Training Chester offered by Training Solutions North West and how we can help you find the right training courses for your business please email us or alternatively, call us on 01978 884 775 and speak with one of our training Consultants.

Manual handling injuries are part of a wider group of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). The term ‘musculoskeletal disorders’ covers any injury, damage or disorder of the joints or other tissues in the upper/lower limbs or the back. For more information please visit the Health and Safety Executive website section for MSD – Manual handling.

For further information on Manual Handling Training in the workplace please visit the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) section on Manual Handling at Work: Training.