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PROPER LIFTING: NOT JUST IN THE WAREHOUSE, BUT IN THE OFFICE TOO
Posted on 08/31 by Tony Shine
Gravity doesn’t work differently in the back office than it does in the warehouse. Bad lifting technique can lead to back injuries as easily among a set of cubicles as it can near a forklift. That’s why proper lifting is crucial, whether in the warehouse or in the office. It’s an important topic. Government data show that back complaints represent a substantial portion of non-fatal workplace injuries each year. To avoid this, you need to know the right way to approach something heavy. With this in mind, treat proper lifting as an important safety issue. Learn the right steps and think about the process. Here are some steps to take:
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