SST018

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Information required

  • Manual Handling Risk Assessment

  • Detailed Description:

Detailed Manual Handling Assessment

  • Detailed Manual Handling Assessment

  • The Task

  • High

  • Med

  • Low

  • Problems occurring

  • Remedial actions

  • Does it involve:

  • Holding at a distance

  • Loads to be held close to the trunk

  • Twisting?

  • Stooping?

  • Reaching upwards?

  • Loads may be carried up/down

  • Ensure the stairs are free of obstruction and trip hazards

  • Large vertical flight of stairs movements?

  • Long carrying distances?

  • When items are moved on uneven ground

  • Pushing and/or pulling?

  • Some items will move when initially be on skates

  • Unpredictable movements of load?

  • Repetitive handling?

  • The twisting and turning can cause issues

  • Insufficient rest or recovery periods?

  • A rate of work imposed by the process?

  • Andy is not doing the stairs at the moment

  • The Loads

  • High

  • Med

  • Low

  • Problems occurring

  • Remedial actions

  • Are they Heavy

  • As far as possible loads not to exceed 20kg

  • Two man lift will be required for some larger units of furniture over 20kg such as the desks

  • Bulky or unwieldy?

  • Difficult to grasp?

  • Unstable or with contents likely to shift?

  • Sharp, hot or otherwise potentially damaging?

  • The

  • High

  • Med

  • Low

  • Problems occurring

  • Remedial actions

  • Working Environment

  • Are there:

  • Space constraints preventing good posture?

  • Uneven, slippery or unstable floors? Poor lighting?

  • Stairs have handrails and carpet with no tears in place

  • Variations in levels of floors or work surfaces?

  • Wet floors

  • May involve lifting and carrying

  • Appropriate clothing to be worn. Carrying distances kept to a minimum

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