Manual Handling Course (EU): Assessing a load with TILE
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Temaquiz 3: Assessing a load with TILE
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Svar: D. Task, Individual, Load, Environment
TILE reminds you to check the task, the individual, the load and the environment.
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Svar: D. No, it is a common memory aid
The Directive lists factors about the load, effort, environment, activity and individual. TILE is a training aid that groups them.
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Svar: C. The box has contents that shift
Annex I lists a load that is unstable or has contents likely to shift as a risk factor.
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Svar: B. There is a step between two floor levels
Changes in floor level are a working environment factor in Annex I.
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Svar: D. The worker has not been trained for it
Annex II says a worker may be at risk if they lack adequate knowledge or training.
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Svar: B. Each item must be placed with a twist
Effort that can only be made by twisting the trunk is a physical effort factor in Annex I.
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Svar: D. Wear unsuitable clothing or footwear
Annex II lists being physically unsuited, wearing unsuitable clothing, footwear or personal effects, and lacking knowledge or training.
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Svar: B. No, there is no single exact safe limit
EU-OSHA says there is no exact safe weight limit. The task, the person and the conditions all matter.
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Svar: B. 20 to 25 kg
EU-OSHA says that although there is no exact limit, 20-25 kg is heavy for most people.
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Svar: B. 15 kg
ISO 11228-1 gives 25 kg for men and 15 kg for women under ideal conditions; 23 kg is the NIOSH lifting equation constant.
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Svar: C. Lifting with two hands and no twisting
Ideal conditions include two-handed lifting, no trunk rotation and less than one hour of lifting a day. Real work is often worse, so limits go down.
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Svar: B. Between knuckle and elbow height
The checklist says the ideal lifting zone is between knuckle and elbow height and close to the body.
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Svar: B. 2 metres
Carrying is flagged when it is more than 2 m for repetitive handling, or more than 10 m otherwise.
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Svar: C. 4.5 kg
The checklist says loads handled from a sitting position should not exceed 4.5 kg, and less when reaching or lifting often.
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Svar: D. It is too big to hold close or see over
80 > 60, 50 > 35 and 70 > 60, so all three sizes are larger than suggested. Large loads are hard to keep close and can block your view.
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Svar: B. Check if existing precautions are enough
The steps are: identify hazards, decide who might be harmed and how, evaluate whether precautions are adequate, then monitor and review.
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