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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Task being performed

LIFTING.

  • Load Dimension

  • Frequency (No. of lifts)

  • Weight of item being lifted

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  • Hand distance from lower back

  • 1. Close: Upper arms aligned vertically and upright torso

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  • 2. Moderate: Upper arms angled away from body.

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  • 3. Moderate: Torso bent forward

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  • 4. Far: Upper arms angled away from body and torso bent forward.

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  • Vertical lift position.

  • 1. Above knee and/or below elbow height.

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  • 2. Below knee and/or above elbow height.

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  • 3. Floor level or below / Above head height

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  • Torso twisting and sideways bending.

  • 1. Little or no torso twisting or sideways bending

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  • 2. Torso twisting or sideways bending

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  • 3. Torso twisting and sideways bending

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  • Postural Constraints

  • Grip

  • Floor surface

  • Other environmental factors: Extremes of temperature (Hot/Cold), strong air movements, extreme lighting (Bright/Dark)

CARRYING

  • Carrying Frequency

  • Carrying Weight

  • Hand distance from lower back.

  • Close: Upper arms aligned vertically and upright torso.

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  • Moderate: Upper arms angled away form body.

  • Moderate: Torso bent forward

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  • Far: upper arms angled away form body and torso bent forward

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  • Asymmetrical torso/load

  • Load and hands symmetrical in front of item.

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  • Load and hands asymmetrical, upright body position.

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  • One handed carrying to the side.

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  • Postural Constraints

  • Grip

  • Floor surface

  • Other environmental factors: Extremes of temperature (Hot/Cold), strong air movements, extreme lighting (Bright/Dark)

  • Carrying distance

  • Obstacles on route

COMPLETION

  • Name and signature of inspector

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