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2 130-BPW-01-IMAP © 2024, Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) 1 877 494 WSPS (9777) | 905 614 1400 | WSPS.CA Recommendations and Solutions 1. Increase Leadership Commitment Provide information on the importance of preventing MSDs caused by manual material handling. Explain risks of MSDs and provide examples of injuries and MLITSD orders resulting from improper manual material handling. Ensure everyone in the workplace is aware of manual material handling hazards and how they contribute to MSDs. Lead by example. Training Services MSD Prevention Awareness (e-Course) Information Resources Ontario Ergonomics Intervention Cost-Benefit Calculator Quick Safety Tips: What is manual material handling, and legislation Ontario employers need to know? Job Aid – Manual Material Handling Safety Check: Manual Material Handling Safety Material Handling Process Review and Action Plan WSPS Food & Beverage Wholesale Distribution Resource Hub WSPS Ergonomics & MSDs Resource Hub WSPS Warehouse Ergonomics Resource Hub 2. Increase and Empower Training for all Employees Establish a guide for manual material handling and training in MSD prevention. Ensure the training is both generic and task specific. Include instruction on trainer competency, verification of knowledge transfer, supportive learning environment, and follow-up (two-way communication). Consulting Services Building Blocks – MSD Prevention Training Services Safe Lifting and Manual Material Handling (1/2 day) Safe Lifting and Manual Material Handling – Supervisor (1 hr) Manual Material Handling (e-Course) MSD Prevention Awareness (e-Course) Information Resources Manual Materials Handling Manual handling in the food manufacturing industry: A guide for employers Participatory Training in Manual Handling Theoretical Foundations and Proposed Approach Ergonomics study for workers at food production industry Why Doesn't Training Based on Safe Handling Techniques Work? WSPS.CA

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