Manual handling Theory L1 & L2

Top Rated4.8(20 reviews)

The Manual Handling Theory L1 & L2 course provides essential knowledge for safe moving and handling in healthcare and workplace settings. It covers key manual handling legislation, safe practices for moving and supporting people and objects, individual responsibilities, practical competency requirements, and the correct reporting of manual handling incidents. The course helps learners understand the principles of safer manual handling and the importance of being assessed as competent before undertaking practical moving and handling tasks.

14 Modules2 hours
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Manual handling Theory L1 & L2

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Key Legislation for Manual Handling: Identify crucial laws related to safe manual handling practices.
  • Competency in Practical Skills: Recognize that you must be evaluated and deemed competent before carrying out any practical moving and handling tasks.
  • Safe Moving and Handling Practices: Demonstrate knowledge of how to safely move, handle, and support people and objects, while preserving an individua
  • Personal Responsibilities for Safe Handling: Understand your specific responsibilities in ensuring safe moving and handling.
  • Reporting Manual Handling Incidents: Learn how to properly report incidents related to manual handling if they occur.
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Modules

  • Manual Handling
  • Moving with Dignity
  • Moving and Handling Risk
  • Moving and Handling Equipment
  • Core Stability and How to Maintain it
  • The Spine
  • Possible Injuries
  • Legislation
  • Lifting a Load From the Floor
  • Supporting clients in their own home
  • Group or Team Handling
  • Reporting Incidents Related to Moving and Handling
  • Lifting Equipment and Safe Lifting Operations
  • Summary
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Top reviews

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Navneet

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5

I completed it.

Posted on 16/05/2026

Awawu

Awawu

User fromcare-learning

5

Excellent

Posted on 18/03/2026

EL

Elizabeth

User fromcare-learning

5

great

Posted on 14/04/2026

NA

Navneet

User fromcare-learning

5

I completed it.

Posted on 16/05/2026

Awawu

Awawu

User fromcare-learning

5

Excellent

Posted on 18/03/2026

EL

Elizabeth

User fromcare-learning

5

great

Posted on 14/04/2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

Manual Handling Theory L1 & L2 is training that covers safe moving and handling practices, relevant legislation, personal responsibilities, incident reporting, and supporting people and objects safely.

Manual handling training is suitable for healthcare and care workers, employees involved in moving people or objects, and anyone whose role involves manual handling activities.

The course covers manual handling legislation, safe moving techniques, individual responsibilities, practical competency requirements, and reporting manual handling incidents.

Yes. Learners should be assessed and confirmed as competent before performing practical moving and handling tasks, particularly when supporting people in care settings.

Manual handling training helps workers understand safer ways to move, handle, and support people and objects while reducing risks to themselves and those receiving care.