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This program is focused to help prevent backinjury on the job. It is for people in all walks of life and can be used forheavy lifting as well as objects that may have to be picked up in an officesetting. These practices can help workers protect themselves from the mostdisabling disease.
1. Introduction
2. Background Information
3. Back Activities
4. Back Safety Goals
5. Back Statistics
6. Back Parts
7. Potential Back Injury
8. Back Posture
9. Exercises
10.Lifting Equipment
11.Proper Lift
12.Carrying the Load
13.Proper Unloading
14.Overhead Loads
15.Long Loads
16.Lifting Bags
17.Team Lifting
18.Summary
19.Quiz
· Any person who lifts 20 or more pounds,
· lifts objects of any weight higher than three feet.
· Pushes or pulls objects regularly.
· Completes other repetitive motions that may lead to back injury.
· Course also designed for any individuals seeking initial or refresher certification to meet OSHA
regulatory requirements for the prevention of Back injury.
1. Introduction
2. Background Information
3. Back Activities
4. Back Safety Goals
5. Back Statistics
6. Back Parts
7. Potential Back Injury
8. Back Posture
9. Exercises
10. Lifting Equipment
11. Proper Lift
12. Carrying the Load
13. Proper Unloading
14. Overhead Loads
15. Long Loads
16. Lifting Bags
17. Team Lifting
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