Staff who regularly handle loads should receive adequate instructions and training. Staff who regularly manual handle loads of any reasonable weight, awkward sizes or of a repetitive nature should receive adequate instruction and training. Schools and Departments must also consider if hands on training is required. This will likely be required if manual handling is a significant part of a job or there are other high risks associated with manual handling. Practical training must be arranged locally. Course outline This course is an overview of good techniques and what to consider when manual handling. You can complete one section of the training at a time and return later to continue. You must complete each section in full to save your progress. You must complete all the training sections to undertake the test and then the risk assessment. A training record and certificate can be printed after completing the online course and completing the quiz. The training will take approximately 30 minutes. Accessing the course To log in, please enter your University Log In (formerly EASE). If you have any problems accessing the system, please contact your local Administrator. Click to log in Cardinus log in Further guidance and advice on manual handling The University policy and further guidance on manual handling can be found in the Guidance section of this website. Manual handling guidance System contacts Please contact your local Administrator in the first instance. Cardinus Administrators contacts list This article was published on 2024-07-22