Our hands are essential for nearly every task we perform, making them vulnerable to a wide range of workplace hazards. This course provides critical training on how to prevent injuries to the hands, wrists, and fingers by recognizing risks, using proper tools, and following safe work practices. Participants will learn about common workplace hazards and how to protect themselves from both immediate and long-term injuries.
Key Topics Covered:
- Common hazards that can injure hands, wrists, and fingers
- The anatomy of the hand and why it’s vulnerable to injury
- Preventing traumatic injuries such as cuts, punctures, and fractures
- Identifying and mitigating ergonomic hazards (e.g., repetitive motion, awkward positioning, excessive force)
- Proper selection and use of hand tools to reduce strain and risk of injury
- The importance of using properly fitted gloves for specific workplace hazards
- Safe work practices to prevent crushing, amputation, and other severe injuries
By the End of This Course, You Will Have Learned:
- How to recognize and avoid hazards that can injure your hands, wrists, and fingers
- The impact of repetitive motion and poor ergonomics on long-term hand health
- Best practices for using and maintaining hand tools safely
- How to select and wear appropriate gloves for different workplace conditions
- Safe handling techniques to prevent accidents and minimize injury risks
This training provides essential knowledge to help employees protect their hands, ensuring they can work safely and efficiently while reducing the risk of injury.