Study Shift materials safely using manual handling methods at Interlink
Shift materials safely using manual handling methods (TLID1001) gives you the knowledge required to shift loads safely using correct manual handling techniques.
Examples of manual handling activities include lifting, pushing, pulling and carrying as well as undertaking repetitive tasks.
Learn to assess the risks associated with shifting loads and to plan and carry out the work in compliance with work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS) regulations.
What do I get for completing Shift materials safely using manual handling methods?
Completing Interlink’s course meets the national requirements for the accredited Unit of Competency (TLID1001)
Shift materials safely using manual handling methods (TLID1001) is a core competency within over 50 qualifications including the Certificate III in Arboriculture.
You will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment when you successfully complete this course.
What will I learn during Shift materials safely using manual handling methods?
Interlink’s course teaches you to assess the risks of relocating a load before planning the move and carrying it out safely.
Key learning areas focus on WHS/OHS procedures and guidelines surrounding the manual lifting and movement of loads.
During the course of your studies you will learn what factors you should consider to control risks, including:
- type, weight and position of the load
- distance you need to travel with the load
- postures and positions during lifting
- load on the spine during lifting
- time allowed for shifting the load
- site layout and obstacles.
What sort of assessments can I expect to complete?
Interlink’s Shift materials safely using manual handling methods (TLID1001) course contains a combination of written and practical assessments.
Written assessments test your knowledge of learning elements including:
- risks associated with manually lifting and handling materials and goods
- precautions to control risks
- workplace procedures and policies for manual handling.
Practical assessments are used to assess your ability to demonstrate key performance criteria such as:
- applying precautions to minimise, control or eliminate risks when manually lifting and handling materials
- applying relevant legislation and workplace procedures
- communicating effectively with others when handling materials and goods
- adapting to differences in loads and materials in accordance with operating procedures
- using correct manual handling practices
- working systematically with attention to detail to prevent injuries to people and damage to goods or equipment.
Course Details
Course Options
This course is available through all Interlink training centres.
Call Interlink on 1300 731 669 to discuss your training options.
Course Duration
Single accredited units run between 1-4 days. Contact Interlink to plan your study schedule.
Entry Requirements
There are no prerequisites for TLID1001.
To successfully complete this course participants will need intermediate literacy and numeracy skills.
Call Interlink on 1300 731 669 to discuss your training options.
Course Fees
Course fees vary per unit and duration. Please contact Interlink to find out more.
Please note: Interlink Training is not VET FEE-HELP approved. Government training subsidies are not available for this course.
Delivery Modes
Face-to-face sessions within small groups.
Career Options
All workplaces and jobs involve manual handling and the techniques you learn in this unit are transferable to many professions.
It is a core component of the Certificate III in Arboriculture.
Complete your Certificate III in Arboriculture to become a qualified Arborist.
Disclaimer
Attendance at this course does not automatically guarantee attainment of competency, nor does satisfactory completion of assessment and attainment of competency guarantee employment.
