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Back Safety: Industrial Work Settings Training Course

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Learn proper lifting techniques & ergonomic practices to prevent back injuries in industrial environments.

10 minutes   |   SKU: AT058    |    Language(s): EN / ES / FR / Other    |    Produced 2023

SKU:

AT058

Language(s):

EN / ES / FR / Other

Updated:

2023

Length

10 minutes

Training Objectives

Maintain proper posture and lift safely
Use techniques to prevent back injuries
Identify and mitigate workplace hazards
Apply ergonomic principles for back safety

Course Overview

Do you work in an industrial setting? You know better than anyone else that your body takes a beating, but did you know that there are ways you can help minimize the wear and tear on your body over time - and also prevent injuries related to your work? Back injuries are avoidable.

Injuries to your back might happen quickly, or the effects of poor work practices – like equipment use and workspace ergonomics – might take their toll over time. Regardless, pain and injuries are preventable through hazard- and employee self-awareness, properly designed and maintained industrial work environments, and an overall understanding of the various sources of back strain. The effects of accumulated back trauma can cause loss of work, decreased efficiency and overall safety, mood changes, and even early career resignation.

This training teaches you to:

  • identify (and avoid) common hazards that contribute to back strain
  • better design your industrial workspace and better interact with your work environment (ergonomics)
  • and also how to catch early signs and symptoms of back injury.

If you work in an industrial setting - or have employees who do, take this training to be purposeful in your compliance with OSHA’s General Duty Clause by defusing ergonomic hazards, avoiding back injuries (and the resulting injury reporting process), and keeping yourself and your coworkers or employees safe and productive.

This program is available with Spanish, French, Korean, and Vietnamese closed captions.

Compliance Standards & Regulations

This course references the standards and regulations listed below.

REG (29 USC 654 S5)

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How does the text describe the physical impact of industrial work on the body?


It acknowledges that the body "takes a beating" and experiences wear and tear.


Do back injuries always happen suddenly?


No, they can happen quickly or the effects may take their toll over time.


What are the consequences of accumulated back trauma listed in the text?


Consequences include loss of work, decreased efficiency, mood changes, and early career resignation.


What specific OSHA regulation does the training help comply with?


It helps comply with OSHA’s General Duty Clause.


What three specific goals does the training teach?


It teaches identifying hazards, designing the workspace/ergonomics, and catching early signs of injury.


Disclaimer: Back injuries can be acute or have slowly formed from repetitive job tasks or improper ergonomics. While back safety doesn’t have a specific standard, all back injuries are required to be reported and recognized under OSHA’s General Duty Clause (29 USC 654 S5). This training is intended to inform on back safety best practices to help prevent back related injuries. This training is for general purposes only and doesn’t replace any existing company policies or other OSHA standards related to recordable incidents. This training cannot be used to diagnose any back related injury or replace the need for a qualified medical professional in case of injury.