Moving and Handling: Empowering Care Professionals with Safe Practices

Course Overview

Our Moving and Handling Course provides care professionals with essential training to safely move and handle individuals. This course emphasizes maintaining dignity, ensuring safety, and reducing the risk of injuries for both caregivers and the people they assist. Whether you are new to the profession or refreshing your skills, this training ensures compliance with legal standards and promotes a safer work environment.


Who Should Attend?

This course is perfect for:


Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will:

  1. Understand the Legal Framework
    Gain a comprehensive understanding of relevant legislation, such as the Health and Safety at Work Act and Manual Handling Operations Regulations.
  2. Conduct Effective Risk Assessments
    Learn to identify and mitigate risks during manual handling tasks.
    (https://www.scie.org.uk/social-work/advice-best-practice/risk-assessment-process/“How to Perform Risk Assessments in Care.”)
  3. Master Safe Techniques
    Practice correct lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, and carrying methods to minimize injuries.
  4. Promote Dignity and Comfort
    Understand how to preserve the dignity and comfort of individuals during care tasks.
  5. Prevent Injuries
    Recognize poor handling practices and apply strategies to minimize physical strain.
    (Link to a blog post or page on “Reducing Workplace Injuries in Care Settings.”)
  6. Use Equipment Safely
    Gain hands-on experience with hoists, slide sheets, transfer belts, and other assistive tools.

Key Benefits of the Course


Why Choose This Course?

Our Moving and Handling Course combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, helping participants master the skills required to create a safer care environment. With our experienced trainers and hands-on approach, you’ll be well-prepared to meet the demands of your role.


Contact Us Today

Ready to take the next step? Join our Moving and Handling Course to improve safety and care standards in your organisation.

Contact us for more information or to register your team today!


Additional Resources

For more information about manual handling and safe care practices:

Health and Safety Executive (HSE) Manual Handling Guide

NHS Advice on Safe Manual Handling