Warehouse work means constant pushing, pulling and lifting. These modules teach practical strategies for boxes, strapping, long loads and ladders, and many use scales so workers can see how much force they save.
Choose a module above and add it to your cart. Volume pricing is applied automatically at checkout: 15% off 6 or more kits, and 30% off 12 or more (any combination of topics).
Each module is licensed for use at one site. Running the material at several locations? Contact carrie@taylordergo.com about a corporate licence, priced by the number of sites.
Props needed for each module
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Use no more than the required effort to pull strapping: Scales
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Two hands are better than one when pulling heavy boxes: No props needed
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Lift one end at a time when handling long heavy awkward loads: Scales
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Square up the hips – Avoid twisting: Scales
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Cut a window into the Gaylord: Scales
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Put your best foot forward (version A): Scales and office chairs
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Put your best foot forward (version B): Scales
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Lift one corner at a time: Scales
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Butt out and hips down: Masking tape
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Stay between the ladder rails: Scales
Modules that use scales need one bathroom scale for every two participants. The scales are a powerful part of the learning experience: participants can measure how much stronger they are when using the ergonomic work strategy, or simulate a specific pushing effort. Analog scales work much better than digital scales for most activities, and you can add a set of 8 above.
See also: Universal
