Tools for Injury Prevention
Workplace Injury Prevention
At AIM, we offer personalised assessments and training that combines current industry regulations with practical real-world exercises to achieve the best outcomes for your employees.
Our assessments and workshops have been designed to help your team members maintain good health and keep working effectively. Scroll down to find out more about each of these assessments or workshops –
- Workstation Health Check
- Office Safety Workshop
- Physical Risk Assessment in the Workplace (Body Impact Task Analysis)
- Prevent Sprains & Strains from Manual Handling Risks workshop
AIM is the accredited trainer in Northland for Provention’s effective First Move Manual Handling Training (MHT) workshop. The First Move training method helps people build automatic, safe movement habits and reduce injuries. Safe movement needs to be a reflex that sticks under pressure!
Information about each of our workplace injury prevention assessments and workshops is detailed below.
Assessments and Workshops for Injury Prevention
Prevent Sprains & Strains from Manual Handling Risks Training workshop
Hazardous manual tasks are a leading cause of preventable work injuries. Businesses are legally required under the Health and Safety at Work Act to minimise the risk of injury. With this highly rated and practical 2-hour First Move workshop you can equip your workforce with essential skills to help reduce workplace injuries from manual tasks.
Workstation Health Check
In today’s sedentary work environment, the prolonged hours spent sitting at a desk can lead to posture-related injuries and discomfort. To address this challenge and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, regular workstation health checks or assessments are essential.
Office Safety Workshop
Elevate workplace wellbeing with our practical Office Safety Workshop. We empower individuals with essential knowledge on the physical risks associated in the office environment and guide them in taking proactive measures to safeguard their health and prevent discomfort and injuries.
Physical Risk Assessment in the Workplace
A Physical Risk Assessment (or Body Impact Task Analysis) will help employers develop and maintain safe workplace practices, specifically targeting manual tasks and MSK risks. AIMs expert assessor’s detailed report includes observations of staff interactions with their environment, utilising video, photography, and other tools for a thorough evaluation.