Material Handling and Storage – 12 Modules | One Day USD: 150/- and Two Day USD: 250/- Per Pax.

Course level:All Levels
Course Duration: 0

Description

Module 1: Introduction to Material Handling Safety

  • Importance of safe handling and storage practices
  • Common hazards in material handling
  • Regulatory standards and compliance (OSHA, ISO 45001)

Module 2: Types of Materials and Loads

  • Raw materials, finished goods, hazardous substances
  • Bulk materials, palletized loads, and irregular shapes
  • Understanding weight, size, and stability considerations

Module 3: Roles and Responsibilities

  • Duties of employers, supervisors, and workers
  • Safe material handling practices for all personnel
  • Reporting unsafe conditions and incidents

Module 4: Manual Handling Techniques

  • Proper lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling techniques
  • Reducing strain and preventing musculoskeletal injuries
  • Team lifting and mechanical aids

Module 5: Mechanical Handling Equipment

  • Forklifts, pallet jacks, cranes, hoists, and conveyors
  • Safe operation, inspection, and maintenance
  • Load stability and attachment considerations

Module 6: Storage Practices

  • Safe stacking and shelving techniques
  • Hazardous materials storage requirements
  • Avoiding overloading and maintaining clear aisles

Module 7: Hazard Identification in Material Handling

  • Pinch points, sharp edges, falling objects
  • Slips, trips, and collision risks
  • Environmental hazards affecting storage and handling

Module 8: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Gloves, boots, high-visibility clothing, helmets
  • Specialized PPE for hazardous materials
  • Inspection, maintenance, and proper use

Module 9: Environmental and Workplace Considerations

  • Lighting, ventilation, and floor conditions
  • Temperature and weather impacts on storage and handling
  • Noise and vibration considerations

Module 10: Risk Assessment and Control Measures

  • Evaluating material handling tasks for hazards
  • Implementing engineering, administrative, and PPE controls
  • Regular monitoring and inspections

Module 11: Emergency Procedures

  • Responding to material spills, collapses, or injuries
  • First aid and evacuation procedures
  • Reporting and documentation of incidents

Module 12: Continuous Improvement and Safety Culture

  • Reviewing near misses and incidents
  • Updating procedures and training programs
  • Fostering a proactive safety and efficiency culture

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