Nationally Recognised Training • RTO 91826
Industry-specific manual handling training designed to reduce musculoskeletal injuries and meet workplace WHS obligations.
4.8
(1k+ reviews)
24,000+
trained in 2025
$60
Per Person
Online Delivery (45–60 Minutes + Quizzes)
Trusted by NSW Government, Seymour Whyte & more
Trusted By Industry Leaders
TRUSTED BY LEADING COMPANIES
Manual handling training provides practical instruction in identifying hazards, assessing manual tasks, and applying safe handling techniques to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in Australian workplaces.
45–60 Minutes (Online)
Healthcare & Aged Care courses: Approximately 60 minutes
Construction, Office & Warehouse courses: Approximately 45 minutes
100% Online
Includes interactive content and quizzes to assess understanding.
Certificate of Completion
Issued upon successful completion of the course.
Material handling and load movement
Patient handling and mobility support tasks
Lifting, stacking and repetitive movement tasks
Manual transfers and assistive equipment use
Under WHS legislation, employers must manage risks associated with hazardous manual tasks.
Manual handling tasks include lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, carrying or moving objects where force, awkward posture or repetitive movement is involved.
Musculoskeletal disorders are one of the most common work-related injuries in Australia.
Training assists employers in meeting their duty to minimise manual handling risks.
Join over 24,000 workers who trusted us for their safety training in 2025. Here’s why Australia’s leading companies choose AlertForce.
20+ Years Experience
Daily Sessions Available
Our training meets all WHS Act requirements for NSW
construction sites and national standards.
100% Compliant
Convenient Arncliffe locations, plus live
webinar options for remote attendance.
Multiple Locations
Save Up To 30%
1800 900 222
24,000+
Students Trained in 2025
4.8★
Google Rating (1k+ reviews)
20+
Years in Business
RTO 91826
4.8 out of 5 based on 1k+ Google reviews
“Excellent training session. The trainer was
knowledgeable and made the content engaging. Got
my certificate the same day which was great for our
compliance deadline.”
Marcus Thompson
“Booked our entire team through AlertForce. Great
group discount and very flexible with scheduling.
Highly recommend for any construction company in
Canberra.”
Sarah Chen
David Williams
Google Rating
4.8
1k+ reviews
Certificate of Completion issued after completion
Participants must:
Have basic English literacy skills
Have internet access for online delivery
No prior experience required.
Upon successful completion, participants receive a Certificate of Completion.
Manual handling certificates do not expire. However, many organisations recommend retraining every two years to refresh knowledge and ensure ongoing safe work practices.
Stay compliant, stay safe. Join thousands of construction professionals who
trust AlertForce for their nationally recognised training.
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1800 900 222
Free call Australia-wide
Opening Hours
Mon - Sat: 7am - 10pm
Extended support hours
Sydney Location
Arncliffe NSW 2205
Unit 16/13-15 Wollongong Rd
FAQ
Got questions? We’ve got answers. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, call us on 1800 900 222.
Employers must manage the risk of hazardous manual tasks under WHS legislation. Training is commonly used to demonstrate compliance.
Most online courses take between 45 and 60 minutes to complete, depending on the industry selected.
Online manual handling courses are available from $60 + GST.
The Certificate of Completion does not expire. However, refresher training every two years is commonly recommended.
Yes. AlertForce offers industry-specific manual handling training for healthcare, aged care, construction, warehouse and office environments.
Yes — group or corporate bookings are available. Many training providers can deliver onsite sessions for larger teams, tailor scheduling, or offer bulk enrolment options. Team training ensures everyone meets NSW legal requirements and follows consistent, safe work practices.
