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When handling exceptionally heavy items, consider working together with your colleagues. Teamwork not only simplifies the task but also lowers the risk of injuries for everyone involved.
Keep your posture upright when pushing or pulling heavy objects. Leverage your body weight and leg muscles to apply the required force.
When handling heavier objects, consider bending your knees to bring yourself closer to the object's height while maintaining a straight back. This approach helps minimise strain on your back muscles.
Keep the object you're carrying as near to your body as you comfortably can. This practice helps reduce strain on your spine and lowers the chances of injury.
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An employee bending their knees correctly whilst lifting a heavy object.
An employee is pushing a heavy object whilst keeping their body upright.
A group of employees working as a team to lift a heavy object.

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Manual Handling Infographic

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Created on September 14, 2023

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When handling exceptionally heavy items, consider working together with your colleagues. Teamwork not only simplifies the task but also lowers the risk of injuries for everyone involved.
Keep your posture upright when pushing or pulling heavy objects. Leverage your body weight and leg muscles to apply the required force.
When handling heavier objects, consider bending your knees to bring yourself closer to the object's height while maintaining a straight back. This approach helps minimise strain on your back muscles.
Keep the object you're carrying as near to your body as you comfortably can. This practice helps reduce strain on your spine and lowers the chances of injury.

For a video on proper lifting, scan the QR code or go to https://bitly.ws/WhHU

We care about your safety!