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Move smoothly – Do not jerk or snatch the load as this can make it harder to keep control and increases the risk of injury. Adopt a stable position – Your feet should be apart with one leg slightly forward to maintain balance (alongside the load, if it’s on the ground). Be prepared to move your feet during the lift to maintain a stable posture. Wearing over-tight clothing or unsuitable footwear, such as high heels or flip flops, may make this difficult.

If you have a dog that is well-behaved, doesn’t go for other dogs, then any sort of handle is fine – it’s just up to your preference. Even a loop handle is fine, or a leather strap, so long and you and your dog are comfortable it’s absolutely fine. Hiking with your dog

To prevent your dog from biting anyone, even if it is big and aggressive, buy one of the best dog muzzles. When two people are lifting an item the approximate rule is that you should not exceed 2/3rds of the total sum of both individual’s lifting limits. For example, if two men, who can carry a maximum of 25kg each, are lifting an object together then the object should not weigh more than around 33kg.

Employers should be aware of some of the levels of compensation that could be levied against them for injuries relating to manual handling injuries. Having two people lift an item doesn’t mean that the maximum weight limit doubles. Whilst it will make the task much easier, the individual capabilities of each person will affect how much weight can be carried, and doubling the recommended maximum weight is usually unsafe. If an inspector believes that there has been a material breach of health and safety regulations, an improvement notice may be issued. If this breach presents a risk of serious injury, then a prohibition notice may be provided which stops the activity from being conducted until the problem has been resolved.Compensation for a manual handling accident at work is awarded based on the severity of the injury and part of the body injured. The award ranges are contained in a document called the Judicial College Guidelines (JCG). This document is used by the courts to decide on injury settlement amounts and was updated in April 2021.