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PowerLift: Lifting Techniques For A Healthy Back Training

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Learn to lift properly on the job.

10 minutes   |   SKU: 4915    |    Language(s): EN    |    Produced 2017

SKU:

4915

Language(s):

EN

Updated:

2017

Length

10 minutes

Training Objectives

Safe lifting for back health
Biomechanics and ergonomics
Apply ergonomic principles
Strengthen back safely

Course Overview

Most workers have been instructed to lift objects safely by using the "old way" of lifting; unfortunately, this method contains many flaws that result in unnecessary and very harmful stress on our backs. Lifting while balancing on the balls of our feet, too much bending of the knees, leverage that places excessive force on the lower back and overextending the spine beyond its base of support are all problems associated with this approach.
 

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