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Use this form when both evaluating the risk of injury associated with manual handling tasks and devising the measures needed t

MOVING AND HANDLING RISK ASSESSMENT FORM USE THIS FORM



Moving and Handling Risk Assessment Form


Use this form when both evaluating the risk of injury associated with manual handling tasks and devising the measures needed to remove or reduce such risks. A full assessment will be needed if there is a potential risk of injury and/or the task falls outside the recommended guidelines.

Section A – Preliminary Assessment detail


Job description:

(i.e. pushing a bed, carrying a box, bed to bed transfer of a patient)




Diagram / Photograph:

Attach drawing or alternatively photograph

Please the boxes below if drawing or photographs completed and attached.


Drawing Photograph

Task detailed description :

(I.e. Lifting a square box containing coiled wire from bench to trolley. Include as much information as possible e.g. lift height, distance etc.)













Load weight:

(i.e. weight of box, patient etc)

Frequency of lift:

(I.e. number of lifts in a minute, hour etc.)


Carry distances: (if applicable i.e. the walking distance to carry the object from A to B, B to C etc)


Personnel / operators involved :( please list i.e. nurse, MFT, cleaner, Dr, technician, all ward staff, etc.)


Are other manual handling tasks carried out by these operators? (List if deemed appropriate)


Yes No

Locations:

(please list as appropriate)




Assessments discussed with employees/ safety representatives?


Yes No

Evidence of discussion (i.e. team meeting minutes 27/09/05

Date:





Is a detailed assessment needed?(i.e. is there a potential risk for injury, are the factors beyond the guideline weights)




Yes No

If ‘No’ evidence to support decision:

( no significant risk factors, i.e. does not exceed guideline weights )


RMOVING AND HANDLING RISK ASSESSMENT FORM USE THIS FORM isk score :




If ‘NO’ detailed assessment B is not required (please sign & Date below)

Assessor

Name:




Signature:

Date:

Manager

Name:




Signature:

Date:

If ‘Yes’ please complete detailed assessment section B, followed by section C remedial action.




Section B – More detailed assessment


Questions to consider

If applies, tick appropriate level




Problems occurring from the task

(make rough notes in this column in preparation for the possible remedial action to be taken)

Possible remedial action

(E.g. changes that needs to be made to the task, load, working environment etc.

Who needs to be involved in implementing the changes?)

Low

Med

High

Task - does it involve:

Holding the load away from the trunk?






Twisting?







Stooping?







Reaching upwards?






Large vertical movement?






Long carrying distances?






Strenuous pushing or pulling?






Unpredictable movement of loads?







Repetitive handling?






Insufficient rest or recovery?






A work rate imposed by a process?







Load - is it:


Heavy?






Bulky/unwieldy?






Difficult to grasp?






Unstable/unpredictable?






Intrinsically harmful (e.g. sharp/hot)?






Working environment - are there:


Constraints on posture?






Poor floors?









Variations in levels?









Hot/cold/humid conditions?









Strong air movements?








Poor lighting conditions?









Individual capability - does the job:

Require unusual capability?






Pose a risk to those with a health problem or a physical or learning difficulty?






Pose a risk to those who are pregnant?






Call for special information/training other than general handling skills?







Other factors:

Outline problems


Possible remedial action


Protective Clothing:

Is movement or posture hindered by clothing or personal protective equipment (PPE)?

Yes No




Is there an absence of the correct / suitable PPE being worn?


Yes No




Work Organisation: (psychosocial factors)

  • Are there sudden changes in workload, or seasonal changes in volume without mechanisms for dealing with the change?

Yes No




  • Do workers feel they have not been given enough training and information to carry out the task successfully?



Yes No




  • Do workers feel communication between senior managers and employees regarding risks are sufficient? (E.g. not involved in risk assessments or decisions on changes in workstation design?)



Yes No





Assessment Risk Scores



Overall assessment of the risk of injury?

(As assessed from detailed assessment B above)



Low Medium High

Matrix Risk Score

(Guidance for risk scoring matrix can be found in the Trust Governance Policy. Risk should be placed on a risk register as per guidance within this policy).


Consequence (1-5/a-l)

X

Likelihood

(1-5/ F-P)

=

Risk score (1-25)




X



=



Section C – Remedial action to be taken


Action Required

(Specific, Achievable and state clearly)

Person Responsible

(realistic)

Resource demand/ constraints

Time – Frame To Achieve:

(Time bound)

Action Status

Complete Yes/No

Date:

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Date created:


Assessor’s name(s):


1.

2.

3.

Signature(s):





Manager’s name:



Signature:


Copies to:

(Please and state other if applicable)

Dept./ Ward File

Governance support unit

Employee

Divisional lead for risk

Patient notes

Other:



Date of review / update (dd/mm/yy)





Name (s) of Manager / Reviewer






Signature(s)







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