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Warehouse Safety Procedures : Manual Handling Mobile App

Is Your Job Causing You Pain? Why Do Warehouse Workers Have These Problems? How Can a Workplace Injury Be Prevented?

The Warehouse Safety Procedures: Manual Handling mobile app answers all three questions and more with this easy-to-use occupational health and safety checklist that can be completed on your iPhone, iPad, or Android device. Because the app is completely customizable, you can edit it to match your workplace safety and security procedures.

All information regarding warehouse operations is securely stored in the GoCanvas Cloud. You can easily email or print all policies and procedures as a PDF in order to share them with other warehouse managers if you want to develop an occupational safety program.

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Pain, tingling, numbness and weakness in the back, neck, shoulders, arms, wrists and hands affect...
Symptoms may start gradually.
These symptoms may indicate serious injuries that can interfere with your work and personal life.
Repeated and forceful motions.
Uncomfortable and awkward work positions.
Handling materials for long periods without taking rest breaks.
Cold storage work.
A high-stress, fast-paced work environment with little employee control.
By law, your employer is responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace.
Talk with others at work.
Provide a workspace designed to prevent injuries.
Organize the work to eliminate manual carrying and lifting when possible.
Use powered handling systems such as conveyors, cranes, hoists, lift trucks, and vacuum lifts ins...
Design manual handling jobs to be as safe as possible.
Store frequently handled materials in the most accessible locations
Provide frequent breaks
Reduce the weight of materials.
Provide handholds on materials for safer gripping and lifting.
Use equipment such as hand trucks, carts, and pallet jacks.
Adjust work/rest schedules.
Organize lifting jobs and train workers to lift safely.
Set realistic deadlines and production standards.
Train workers and managers on the causes and early symptoms of injury
Organize jobs beforehand
Label loads with their weights whenever possible.
Design jobs to keep loads close to the body.
Avoid jobs that involve lifting from the floor or ground
Provide frequent, short breaks to allow for recovery between loads
...and More!