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Where you identify risks from hazardous manual handling in your workplace that cannot be avoided, you must do a manual handling risk assessment to help you decide what you need to do to manage these risks.
The tool will help you assess the most common risk factors in lifting (and lowering), carrying and team handling operations and was developed to identify high-risk manual handling. It will point you towards the factors you need to modify to control these risks.
Moving Handling Assessments are designed to ensure patients and staff are safe when providing patient care. The assessment shows the amount of staff, if any, required to assist the patient with mobilisation, pressure area care etc.
The Hazardous Manual Handling risk assessment and control tool may help you to: identify if the work involving manual handling is hazardous. determine if there is a risk of musculoskeletal disorders. manage risks of hazardous manual handling in your workplace.
3. Assess manual handling you cant avoid the postures adopted. how far the load is lifted, lowered or carried. the frequency of the task. the weight of the load. the nature of the load (for example hot, sharp or slippery) cramped work areas. poor floor surfaces. poor lighting, extremes of temperature.
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The MAC Tool is a tool created by the Health and Safety Executive and is designed to be used by health and safety managers to assess any manual handling task. There are three types of assessment that can be carried out with the MAC: Lifting operations. Carrying operations.
The 5 Ps or 5 Manual Handling Principles to avoid injury that we refer to are summarised as follows; Plan plan your lift adequately. Position centre the body feet correctly. Pick lift item using good posture. Proceed move toward desired location. Place set object down safely.
In order to be suitable and sufficient, the manual handling risk assessment must: consider the four risk factors: Load, Individual, Task, and Environment. identify people at risk. identify what is provided to control the risk. identify further action and who needs to carry it out. documented.

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