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Manual Handling

What is Manual Handling? — Foundations for People Moving People (Beginner to Intermediate)

Legislations Specific to Manual Handling:

The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 — Applying the Hierarchy of Control (Beginner to Intermediate)

The Management of Health Safety at Work Regulations 1999 — Risk Assessment and Management for Moving and Handling (Beginner to Intermediate)

PUWER (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998) — Safe Provision and Use of Handling Equipment (Beginner to Intermediate)

LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998) — Planning, Supervision, and Thorough Examination (Beginner to Intermediate)

Assess

Load (Patient/ Service user) — Clinical Risk Factors and Consent (Beginner to Intermediate)

Individual capability — Matching Staff Capability to Task Demands (Beginner to Intermediate)

Task — Selecting Techniques and Justifying the Plan (Beginner to Intermediate)

Environment — Preparing and Controlling the Space (Beginner to Intermediate)

EQUIPMENT FACT SHEET

Hoist/Electric Stand Aid — Safe Use, Documentation, and LOLER/PUWER Compliance (Beginner to Intermediate)

Slings — Selection, Inspection, and Compatibility (Beginner to Intermediate)

Hoist/Electric Stand Aid Check List — Pre-Use Checks and Recordkeeping (Beginner to Intermediate)

Profiling / Hospital Bed 

Rolling a Person

Slide Sheet

Assisted Standing / Walking / Falling

Stand Aid(s)

Slide Board(s)

Hoist and Sling

Knowledge Check and Evaluation

Quiz: Core Concepts of Manual Handling and People Moving People

Quiz: Applying the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992

Quiz: Risk Assessment under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999

Quiz: PUWER and LOLER for Moving and Handling Equipment

Quiz: Equipment Safety — Hoists, Slings, and Pre-Use Checks

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Advance your patient handling practice with a course that bridges UK legislation and real-world technique. Advanced People Moving and Handling: Legislation to Practice equips frontline health and social care staff with the knowledge and confidence to move and handle people safely, legally, and compassionately. You will translate the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992, the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999, PUWER, and LOLER into day-to-day decisions—selecting the right technique, equipment, and documentation every time. Through clear frameworks and equipment fact sheets, you will assess the Load (patient/service user), match staff capability to the task, prepare the environment, and justify a safe plan of action. Practical checklists and quizzes ensure you can evidence compliance, reduce risk of injury, and enhance dignity and outcomes for those in your care. Ideal for beginner to intermediate practitioners seeking structured, audit-ready approaches that satisfy policy, insurers, and regulators while improving team culture and patient experience.

People Moving and Handling: Legislation to Practice

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            <p>Effective people moving and handling is a cornerstone of safe, dignified care and a critical part of reducing musculoskeletal injuries for staff. This course bridges legislation and real-world practice so you can plan and carry out moves that protect service users and professionals alike. Starting with the foundations of manual handling, you will clarify what “people moving people” involves and how to apply core principles in everyday scenarios, from simple repositioning to complex transfers. Throughout, you will build confidence in making defensible, person-centered decisions that align with best practice.</p>

<p>Legislation is made practical here. You will explore the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 and learn to apply the hierarchy of control to eliminate, reduce, or control risk. You will also examine the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 to strengthen your risk assessments and ongoing management plans. Equipment-related compliance is covered through PUWER (ensuring the safe provision and use of handling equipment) and LOLER (planning, supervision, and thorough examination for lifting operations), giving you clear steps for safe selection, use, and documentation.</p>

<p>Assessment skills are developed using a structured approach: Load (patient/service user), Individual capability, Task, and Environment. You will learn how to factor in clinical risk, consent, communication, and staff capability; justify your chosen techniques; and prepare and control the space for safer outcomes. Practical fact sheets translate guidance into action for hoists, electric stand aids, and slings, including compatibility, inspections, pre-use checks, and recordkeeping aligned with LOLER/PUWER requirements. Quizzes throughout reinforce learning and help you gauge your progress, while the final survey captures your confidence and how you plan to apply the learning in practice. By the end, you will be able to connect law to method, choose appropriate techniques and equipment, and document your decisions clearly and safely.</p>
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