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10. Lifting Loads by Hand

Module 10 focuses on safe manual lifting techniques, highlighting the importance of identifying hazards and risks associated with lifting by hand. Key recommendations include assessing the load, seeking assistance when necessary, and using proper lifting posture to prevent injury. The module emphasizes the need for training when using lifting equipment and encourages wearing gloves for safety.

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10. Lifting Loads by Hand

Module 10 focuses on safe manual lifting techniques, highlighting the importance of identifying hazards and risks associated with lifting by hand. Key recommendations include assessing the load, seeking assistance when necessary, and using proper lifting posture to prevent injury. The module emphasizes the need for training when using lifting equipment and encourages wearing gloves for safety.

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MODULE 10

Lifting loads by hand

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MODULE 10 • LIFTING BY HAND

• Identify hazards and


risks from lifting by
hand

• Lift loads safely by


hand

• Recognize when to
get help

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Hazards and
risks of lifting
by hand

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Common cause of injury

Long-term health problems

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Lifting by
hand

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Think how going to lift load

Do not lift on your own if:


• too heavy
• too large
• too awkward
• cannot get firm grip
• cannot see over or round

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Get another worker to help

If several people are lifting, choose one person to call instructions

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Don’t use lifting


equipment
unless you
have had
special training

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Wear gloves

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Bend knees, not back

Move smoothly and slowly

Keep load close to body

Avoid twisting

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Key things
to remember

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1. Think how you will lift


the load

2. Get help if it’s unsafe


to lift on your own

3. Bend your knees and


move smoothly

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