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Ergonomic lifting techniques involve the use of a diagonal foot position and getting as close to the load as possible. The load should be kept as close to Good posture can be attained by: • Making the effort to sit and stand correctly. • Regularly changing position – standing, walking and stretching the spine. • Manual handling · Repetitive actions e.g. lifting several boxes, vacuuming / mopping · Sustained postures e.g. standing over a workbench · Exposure to vibration When viewed from the side, your spine should resemble a letter 'S'. The need for you to perform manual handling techniques will depend on a number ofThe spine can bend forwards (flexion), backwards (extension) and sideways (lateral flexion), and can twist (rotation). The posture that you adopt when
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