Manual Handling Guide from Stannah
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Stannah product story
Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team
May 31, 2007
'Saving the Strain' - A free Manual Handling Guide from Stannah which opens out into an A3 easy-reference poster.
Inappropriate manual handling of loads is the biggest cause of back injuries at work and results in frequent staff absenteeism.
Stannah Microlifts has updated its useful free Guide to Manual Handling which opens out into an A3 easy-reference poster.
The guide offers sensible advice on how to recognise good and bad practice, make changes and ensure you are complying with the Manual Handling Regulations.
Stannah can help with the supply, installation and maintenance of a range of goods-only lifts that assist in the movement of loads from 50 - 1500kg.
The lifts are installed in their own structure-supported shaft which means they can be fitted almost anywhere.
Many models are available ex-stock and can be installed in just a few days.
To obtain your Guide to Manual Handling, and assess the risk to your staff, call Stannah on 01264 351922 or go to the website.
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