Click to start.. Click to start. Nobody’s Immune To Back Pain for PowerPoint Nobody’s Immune To Back Pain SAFETY TALKS! © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Back Injury Prevention
Advertisements

Lifting Techniques.
Fort Lee Safety Office.
Back Safety The topic of today’s session is back safety.
SAFE LIFTING Avoiding a Painful Back. 2 Back Injuries Back injuries account for nearly 20% of all injuries and illnesses in the workplace. Back injuries.
Library Ergonomics.
Back Safety and Lifting
Preventing Back Injuries: Home Health Care Workers
Strain Prevention Name Job Title Phone Number Address.
Back & Lifting Safety By: Forestry Mutual Insurance Company.
Safety on Call BACK SAFETY & LIFTING. Safety on Call THE FORCE IS AGAINST YOU…
Ergonomics Awareness Education
Back Safety Presented by QBE Loss Control Services.
TOOL BOX TALKS Manual Handling. What is Manual Handling Any activity requiring the use of force exerted by a person to lift, push, pull, carry or otherwise.
Lifting Techniques Preventing Back Injury in the Workplace University of Louisiana – Monroe 2012.
Manual Handling. What is Manual Handling Manual Handling is the movement of loads using physical effort. It includes the lifting, lowering, pulling, pushing,
Copyright ©2012 Progressive Business Publications Back Safety.
Back Injuries are the 2nd-most common workplace problem A back injury costs an average of $11,645 in medical claims and lost time wages. National Safety.
OS&H Management Systems
Health and Safety Adviser
SAFE LIFTING Did you know? –80% of all Americans will suffer a back injury that will require medical attention? –Once you suffer a back injury, you are.
Somerset College Safety, Health and Environment Toolbox Talk: Manual Handling.
11. Lifting & Lowering Heavy Materials … essential tips Plan the lift - gauge the weight - adjust the load or get help Avoid awkward lifting postures Use.
Safe Lifting/Back Safety Training Presented by Rita Gagnon Occupational Health Outreach Coordinator Benefis Health Systems
Safe Lifting. More than one million occur every year. They are responsible for 25 percent of all workers’ compensation claims. The are the leading cause.
Preventing Musculoskeletal Injuries at KGH. Kingston General Hospital is committed to providing a safe and healthy work environment for you and your coworkers.
NSCC Back Care and Safe Lifting Program
Annual Compulsory Education
Review of safe moving principles
Manual Handling STAFF BRIEFING – No 3
Lifting Techniques.
LOADS and LIFTING. Back pain is big $ Back troubles –Are painful –Reduce activity and mobility –Cause absences from work –Affect a relatively young part.
Ergonomics 101 and Lifting Techniques
Preventing Back Injury
Proper lifting techniques
Preventing Strains and Sprains to Your Back
Know the Facts about Backs Ways to avoid back injuries.
Rutherford County Board of Education
January 2007 Safe Lifting Proper Material handling.
Christina Ferraiuolo KSC Dietetic Intern. BACK PAIN IS THE MOST COMMON HEALTH COMPLAINT  Performing the same improper movements daily may not cause.
Back Safety & Safe Lifting
Presented by Lisa Storie, RN Turning Point Services, Inc.
By Lucas Hendriks 2008 Manual Handling – OH&S. by Lucas Hendriks 2008 What is manual handling? Manual handling is any activity involving the use of muscular.
BACK SAFETY & SAFE LIFTING Bureau of Workers’ Comp PA Training for Health & Safety (PATHS) 1PPT
Avoiding a Painful Back
SAFE LIFTING Avoiding a Painful Back. 2 The Five Leading Back Injury Factors u Poor Posture u Poor Physical Condition u Improper Body Mechanics u Incorrect.
DEFINED AS TRANSPORTING OR SUPPORTING OF A LOAD BY HANDS OR BODILY FORCE. Manual Handling.
10 steps to Safe Lifting.
PREVENTING BACK INJURIES Bureau of Workers’ Comp PA Training for Health & Safety (PATHS) 1PPT
Guidelines for Safe Lifting. Guidelines for Safe Lifting The Spine’s Basic Functions Provides support Protects the spinal cord Provides flexibility for.
BACK SAFETY & SAFE LIFTING 1PPT Bureau of Workers’ Compensation PA Training for Health & Safety (PATHS)
Body Mechanics How to Prevent Injury and Maintain Back Health.
BACK SAFETY and LIFTING
Back Safety Plan Back disorders can develop gradually as a result of micro- trauma brought about by repetitive activity over time or can be the product.
Spine Dysfunction & Proper Lifting Techniques
Avoiding a Painful Back
Back Safety & Safe Lifting
Safe lifting techniques
Back Injuries are the 2nd-most common workplace problem
Manual Handling The Robinson Services Training ethos
Back Safety Plan Back disorders can develop gradually as a result of micro- trauma brought about by repetitive activity over time or can be the product.
Ergonomics and Long Term Care
Why do you need to know more about Manual Handling?
Think and plan to avoid lifting and overexertion injuries
Get A Lift Out of Your Job
Preventing Back Injuries Safe Lifting Techniques
MATERIAL HANDLING end NOTES
Rehab Industrial Outreach Coordinator
It is fitting the work to the worker
MANUAL HANDLING for Non-Clinical Staff
Presentation transcript:

Click to start.

Nobody’s Immune To Back Pain for PowerPoint Nobody’s Immune To Back Pain SAFETY TALKS! © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Back pain hits many workers for PowerPoint You could get hurt if you: • Move heavy objects • Work in awkward positions SAFETY TALKS! • Hold one position for long, or • Do certain tasks very fast © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Use your back safely while lifting: for PowerPoint • Don’t bend over the object • Bend your knees • Squat in front of the object SAFETY TALKS! • Lift slowly and carefully • Use leg and arm muscles © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Don’t pull with your back for PowerPoint • Keep back straight and head up • Keep object close to your body • Grip with the whole hand SAFETY TALKS! • Tighten abdominal muscles • Avoid twisting © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Awkward positions distort the spine for PowerPoint They unbalance pressure on discs They strain arm, leg or back tissues You can avoid injury, however SAFETY TALKS! Reduce bending and over-reaching Working overhead? Watch posture © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

In confined spaces, plan the work for PowerPoint • Reduce clutter that further confines • Have adequate lighting • Don’t hold awkward positions too long SAFETY TALKS! • Pause often; stretch and straighten • Relieve pressure on your lower back © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Position yourself for safe lifting for PowerPoint Get close to the job Avoid over-reaching Ladder work requires certain tools SAFETY TALKS! Work on scaffolds does also Use tools with longer handles © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Put work below shoulder height for PowerPoint Place your work above your knees Push, rather than pull loads Beware heavy, bulky or high items SAFETY TALKS! Perhaps a team should move it Or use mechanical lifting aids © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Will some items be handled soon? for PowerPoint Will some items be handled soon? • Don’t store them on the floor • Where possible, keep them handy SAFETY TALKS! • Put between belt line and shoulders © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

Reduce risk of lower back stress for PowerPoint Train in lifting techniques Get in good physical condition Learn to do stretching SAFETY TALKS! Can you redesign the job? Save your back’s health © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.

for PowerPoint SAFETY TALKS! © MMV Bongarde Holdings Inc.