BSTR-P Manual handling partial online refresher V01 - DRAFT
ELEMENT 4.1 - T.I.L.E. PRINCIPLE
The instructor shall:
Lead a discussion about the importance of and how to perform a basic, quick risk assessment, e.g. identification of aggravating factors, assess the level of risk, control the risk Lead a discussion about the importance of and how to plan manual handling correctly by using the T.I.L.E. principle, including load weight, reaching distance and aggravating factors: a. Task (e.g. reaching, bending, stooping, repetition, duration, location, distance, hazards, pace)
b. Individual (e.g. warm up, posture, capability, height, size)
c. Load (e.g. weight and reaching distance, handles, size, temperature, texture) d. Environment (e.g. space constraints, cold or heat, rain, wind, obstacles, stairs, poor lighting, vibrating, floor conditions) : Explain the T.I.L.E principle, and how to use it to mitigate aggravating factors and risks
ELEMENT 4.2 - FURTHER CONTROL MEASURES
The instructor shall:
Lead a discussion about further control measures and how these can be applied to reduce the risk of injury arising from poor manual handling behaviour
Explain further control measures to reduce risk of injury, including:
a. Mechanical handling (e.g. cranes, scissor lifts, trolleys, steps)
b. PPE correct fit (e.g. correct sizes, boot laces tied)
c. Breaking up loads & team lifting
d. Protecting pre-existing injuries
e. Adequate lighting
f. Good housekeeping
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