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The purpose of this training session is to understand and practice the correct carrying techniques when lifting and moving scaffold materials. The session will include a power point presentation with discussion, manual handling film, a short questionnaire and a practical exercise.
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Name of Trainer
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Location
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Employee Name
Training Course
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Has the employee got any medical reason not to continue with the training session? for example muscle-skeletal injuries
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if yes, the session should be suspended and the reason should be added as a note. Then refer to Di Higgins.
CISRS COTS Power point - Manual Handling (slides103 - 112)
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Present the slides and discuss the content with the employee.
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Have all the slides been presented to the employee?
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if no, the session should be suspended and the reason should be added as a note. Then refer to Di Higgins.
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Has the employee understood the content?
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if no, the session should be suspended and the reason should be added as a note. Then refer to Di Higgins.
CISRS COTS- Manual Handling Film
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Play Film
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Has the employee watched and understood the film content?
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if no, the session should be suspended and the reason should be added as a note. Then refer to Di Higgins.
PPE
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Before the practical session commences the operative must be issued with Gloves, Safety Boots, Hi-visibility Vest and Safety Helmet.
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Is the operative wearing the correct PPE?
- Gloves
- Safety Boots
- Safety Helmet
- Hi Viz Vest
CISRS COTS - Practical Demonstration
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The instructor will do a practical demonstration of carrying techniques & will need to demonstrate the techniques and supervise the tasks. The operative must demonstrate they have assessed the Load- Individual - Task- Environment. Instructor to add photograph for each item.
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Has the Operative demonstrated the correct techniques for lifting on to shoulder, carry & lowering 1 x 4m VT tube?
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Reason for the fail
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reason for N/A
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Has the Operative demonstrated the correct techniques for standing, leaning into scaffold & lowering 1 x 4m VT tube?
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Reason for Fail
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Reason for N/A
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Has the Operative demonstrated the correct techniques for lifting on to shoulder, carry & lowering 2 x 5ft tubes?
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Reason for the fail
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Reason for N/A
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Has the Operative demonstrated the correct techniques for standing, leaning into scaffold & lowering 1 x 3.9m scaffold board?
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Has the Operative demonstrated the correct techniques to lifting on to shoulder, carry & lowering 2 x 5ft scaffold boards?
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Reason for fail
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Reason for N/A
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Has the Operative demonstrated the correct techniques for lifting on to shoulder, carry & lowering 1 x 3.5m steel ladder?
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Reason for Fail
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Reason for N/A
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Has the Operative demonstrated the correct techniques to lifting on to shoulder, carry & lowering 1 x fittings bucket (max 20 fittings)?
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Reason for Fail
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Reason for N/A
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Has the Operative demonstrated the correct techniques for using a barrow/truck?
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Reason for Fail
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Reason for N/A
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if the operative has failed to demonstrate any of the correct techniques the instructor should to suspend the session and then refer to Di Higgins.
Questions
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What should you do before lifting or moving a load?
- Bend your knees
- Assess the weight
- Keep a straight back
- Put on gloves
- All of above
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The first consideration when you are about to lift a large
- Ensure you wear a safety helmet
- Assess whether it is safe to lift on your own
- Wear gloves and grip it properly
- Ensure that you lift with a bent back
Hand-outs
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Has the operative been issued SG6- Manual handling in the scaffolding industry user guide?
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Reason why?
Completion
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Has the operative demonstrated that he has understood the manual handling training session?
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if Fail, the session should be suspended and the reason should be added as a note. Then refer to Di Higgins.
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Reason for N/A
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if a pass, congratulate the operative with the completion of the training session.
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Employees Signature
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Instructors Signature
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On completion the report is to be sent to Di Higgins.