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Why Does Manual Handling Training Work for Some Workplaces – But Not Others?

Most organisations have provided their workers some form of manual handling training, and many workers have participated in more than one manual handling session. Workers attend the session, learn the

Why Manual Handling Training Needs to Be More Than Theory

This article has been adapted from insights provided by Alison Richmond of Provention, creator of First Move Training, and delivered in Northland by AIM’s expert trainers. First Move Manual Handling

Why First Move Manual Handling Training Works

First Move Manual Handling Training is a practical, hands-on workshop designed to help people move safely and confidently – at work and in everyday life. It’s not just about

Physical Intelligence: The Missing Link in Manual Handling

This article has been adapted from insights provided by Alison Richmond of Provention, creator of First Move Training, which is delivered in Northland by AIM. When it comes to manual

Why Good Movement Habits Matter in Manual Handling

When it comes to manual handling, most people think about technique –… how to lift… how to carry… how to avoid injury. But there’s another piece of the puzzle that’s

Why Traditional Manual Handling Training Isn’t Reducing Injuries

This article has been adapted from insights provided by Alison Richmond of Provention, creator of First Move Training, which is delivered in Northland by AIM. Most managers who contact Alison

‘Back Care Rules’ (For Holidays & Everyday Life)

The holiday’s are a great time to unwind but it’s also one of the most common times we see sore backs flare up This article has kindly been shared by

Why Psychosocial Risks Matter in Every Workplace

When we think about health and safety at work, most of us think about physical risks– heavy lifting, slips, or workstation setup. Mental and social aspects of work can be

AIM: Your Partner in Workplace Wellness

You may know AIM for our ACC-based injury support and rehabilitation services – but that’s just one part of what we do. We’re proud to partner with Northland businesses to

Why “Keep Your Back Straight and Bend Your Knees” Is Bad Advice

This article has kindly been shared by Alison Richmond of Provention We’ve all heard it: “Keep your back straight and bend your knees.” It’s on safety posters, repeated in training

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