Manual Handling Training
Practical training for the people who do the transfers, built around the specific person being supported rather than a generic technique sheet.
Refer for thisWhat it is
Practical training for carers and support workers in safe manual handling techniques.
What’s involved
- Delivered to the team who do the transfers, in the setting they do them in
- Built around the specific person being supported
- Covers the equipment actually in the house
Who it’s for
Support workers, carers, and providers responsible for safe transfers.
Where we deliver this
Murray Bridge, Mount Barker, Gawler, the Adelaide Hills, the Riverland, southern Adelaide, Adelaide, and Australia-wide via telehealth where the assessment allows it.
Common questions
Is this generic training or person-specific?
Person-specific. Generic manual handling training exists everywhere; what is usually missing is how it applies to this person, this equipment, this hallway.
Where does it happen?
In the setting where the transfers happen.
How many people can attend?
Small groups work best, so everyone gets hands-on time.
Refer for
manual handling
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