Moving & Handling Training

Practical Moving & Handling training that helps organisations reduce injuries, stay compliant with the Manual Handling Operations Regulations, and ensure staff move people and objects safely and with dignity.

Moving & Handling Courses We Offer

Covering both moving objects and moving people safely using equipment and correct techniques.

Moving & Assisting of People Level 1 (Awareness)
Moving & Assisting of People Level 2
Safe Moving & Handling (Manual Handling of Objects)
Moving & Positioning of People (Practical)
Moving People Safely (RQF Level 2)
Refresher Moving & Handling Training

What Learners Will Cover

Practical training using equipment such as hoists, slide sheets, transfer boards, wheelchairs and profiling beds built around real workplace scenarios.

Manual handling legislation and responsibilities
Risk assessments and handling plans
Correct lifting techniques
Back care and injury prevention
Moving and positioning people safely
Use of equipment (hoists, slide sheets, transfer boards)
Team handling
Maintaining dignity and safety
Avoiding unsafe moves
Slips, trips and falls awareness

Classroom, On-Site or Blended

Flexible delivery options. On-site is often the most cost-effective for care homes and healthcare providers.

Our Training Centre
Your Workplace
Blended Learning
Annual Refresher

Who Needs Moving & Handling Training?

Anyone who lifts, carries, pushes or pulls as part of their job. Training reduces injuries, improves staff confidence, and protects the people being supported.

Care homes
Domiciliary care providers
Hospitals
Supported living services
Nurseries
Schools
Warehouses
Logistics companies
Facilities staff
Security staff

Why Choose The BTR Hub?

We don't just deliver training — we help organisations reduce injuries, improve safety, and remain compliant.

Healthcare & Care Sector Specialists
Practical, Hands-On Training
Compliant with UK Regulations
Delivered at Your Workplace
Wider Compliance Solution

Book Moving & Handling Training

Whether you need training for one staff member or your whole organisation, The BTR Hub can help. Not sure which course you need? Contact us and we'll help you choose the correct course for your staff and workplace.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our services.

Yes. We offer courses for individuals as well as group and on-site training for organisations.

Yes. We can deliver training at your workplace, at our training centre, or for groups and organisations. On-site training is often the most practical and cost-effective option for care homes and healthcare providers.

Yes. Certificates are issued after successful completion of the course.

Most Moving & Handling certificates are valid for 1 year, and annual refresher training is recommended, particularly for staff moving and assisting people.

We can usually arrange training within 1–2 weeks, sometimes sooner depending on availability.

Yes. Under the Manual Handling Operations Regulations, employers must provide training where staff are required to lift, carry, push, pull, or move people or objects as part of their job. This training helps reduce injuries and ensures staff use safe techniques.

Yes. Care homes and healthcare providers must ensure staff are trained in safe moving and handling of people to protect both staff and residents.

Manual Handling covers lifting and moving objects such as boxes, equipment, and stock. Moving & Assisting People covers safely moving and assisting people using correct techniques and equipment such as hoists and slide sheets. This is typically required for care homes, healthcare, and support workers.

Topics typically include manual handling law, risk assessments and handling plans, correct lifting techniques, back care and injury prevention, moving and positioning people safely, use of equipment, avoiding unsafe lifting, maintaining dignity and safety, and team handling.

This training is suitable for care home staff, domiciliary care staff, healthcare workers, support workers, warehouse staff, facilities staff, security staff, and anyone who lifts or moves items as part of their job.