Get your company Back in Shape®!
Back in Shape® is a high quality nationwide ergonomics based
manual handling training programme developed by COPE’s own expert Ergonomists, Physiotherapists,
Occupational Health Physicians and specialists. Suitable for a very wide variety of businesses across all sectors
including the construction, engineering, and health service industries.
Back in Shape improves productivity and actually saves money.
- Reduce absenteeism related to musculoskeletal disorders
- Refresh your approach to manual handling training and risk management
- Avoid risk of litigation from employees
There are three options to suite your needs, your training facilities and your budget.
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Ideal for |
What's included |
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Back in Shape®
for Employees |
Organisations without in-house trainers.
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1 x 2.5 hr On-Site Training Session, including delegate
pocket guides, delivered by an expert COPE Ergonomist.
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Enquiry form
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Back in Shape®
for Trainers |
Organisations with their own in-house trainers ready for
a fresh approach to manual handling training and risk management strategy.
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1.5 days On Site Coaching Session for your trainers delivered
by an expert COPE Ergonomist. Requires at least 1 x Back in Shape®
Training Resource Pack.
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Enquiry form
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Back in Shape®
Corporate
Programme |
Organisations with or without their own in-house trainers who want
to develop a totally bespoke manual handling risk management control strategy.
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A comprehensive and detailed risk management programme.
For further details see our
Corporate Programme page.
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Enquiry form
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Also available:
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Content |
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| Manual Handling Risk Assessor Training |
To train delegates to assess the Manual Handling risks for staff within
their company, using the appropriate processes and forms, and develop risk reducing control measures. |
Further info |
| Manual Handling Assessment Forms |
Form 1 (Assessment Summary), Form 2 (Detailed Risk Assessment) and
Form 3 (Risk Control Plan) |
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Manual Handling Training
Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) are the most common cause of occupational ill health in
Great Britain, currently affecting 1.0 million people a year and costing society £5.7 billion.
MSDs affect the muscles, joints, tendons and other parts of the musculoskeletal system.