Train the trainer - manual handling

This two day workshop will be full of practical exercises, tips and techniques on designing and delivering short sessions on manual handling awareness and safe practise. The programme will include opportunities to practise in a supportive environment.

Day one will give you information on manual handling techniques and structuring a training session. This will give you the tools with which to write a 20-30 minute manual handling training session. You will start to design this during the day and will be required to complete it over night.

On day two we will develop your confidence in delivering to groups and you will have the opportunity to deliver your session and receive feedback to develop further your delivery skills.

Overall Outcome
By the end of the programme you will be able to design and deliver short manual handling awareness training sessions for small groups in your workplace.

Preparation
Please wear comfortable clothes, it is advised that ladies wear trousers and wear or bring flat shoes for the practical work.

Any questions
If you have any questions about the programme that aren’t answered in the enclosed information please do not hesitate to call Helen Ashton on 01608 682752 or email: [email protected]

Day 1	Outcomes At the end of day 1 you will be able to identify: What health and safety law requires How the body moves and is affected by poor movement The different risks involved in your job How you can reduce and manage the risks You will also be able to: Plan and write a 20 – 30 minute training session
	Programme
9am	Welcome and Introductions Programme and Outcomes Day 1 What is manual handling? An overview of the Health and Safety Law The amazing body and how injury is caused! The mechanics of movement The principles of safe handling In practise – the opportunity to practise handling items from the workplace
12.30pm	Lunch
1.30pm	The training cycle Identifying training needs Identifying delegates’ learning styles Designing and structuring a training session Practise delivering a short training session Review and questions
5.00pm	Close
Day 2	Outcomes By the end of the day you will have: Developed a checklist for planning a training session A list of techniques to involve all the delegates in the group Delivered a 20 – 30 minute manual handling training session to a small group A list of methods to evaluate training
	Programme
9am	Review of day 1 and any questions Outcomes and domestics for day 2 Planning, administration and practical issues Group dynamics and managing a group Trainer’s toolkit – more ideas to engage the different learning styles Evaluating training Tackling nerves
12.30pm	Lunch
2.00pm	Practise sessions
4.15pm	Feedback and review Recap on the programme and questions
5.00pm	Close

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