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I am unsure about the regulations covering manual handeling and the risk associated with lifting and carring children at nursery settings.
The manual handling operational regulations set specific legal requirements to ensure employees undertaking manual handling operations at work avoid the risk of injury. The regulations place a specific duty of care on the part on both employers and employees. Under the regulations manual handling is regarded as any transporting or supporting of a load, including lifting, sitting down, pulling or pushing, carrying or moving, by hand or bodily force. The regulations would apply to work which involves holding loads such as lifting crates, packaged goods, pushing or pulling a trolley. UE
Lifting Opertions & Lifting equipment Regulations 1998
The use of power operated chucks Moving machinery Automatic machine operation Handling cutting tools Lifting and handling workholding devices Hot and airbone metal particles E.g. Swarf
Manual handling involves lifting or moving heavy loads. The name of two tasks that you do which involve manual handling are lifting heavy boxes off the floor and pushing a trolley or cart.
Moutains
Mountains.
Lift with your legs not your back.
Incorrect manual handling techniques, lifting etc...
weight lifting
Name two tasks that you do which involve manual handing
lifting, lowering, carrying, pushing, pulling, moving