The Office Training Program provides researched education and
practical training for working in an office environment.
The program is interactive using easy to understand language, pictures, and practical demonstrations which is aimed at maximizing the
participants comprehension and learning.
The complete program is also designed to maximize behaviour change. To create
safe workplace practices, what is learned needs to be applied practically
through behaviour change.
"Effective learning has not taken place until behaviour has
changed."
All information presented is
factual and taken directly from international and recognized spinal
research. Research results have been tested and further supported by
clinical findings. You can be assured that participants will be learning the facts
and not someone’s opinions or beliefs.
This comprehensive training program includes the following options:
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Pre-Seminar:
The Pre-Seminar Survey
To learn more about each participant prior to training
The Pre-Seminar Written Quiz
To find out each participants current back care knowledge
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The Pre-Seminar Practical Check
To find out each participants current back care practical skills
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The Seminar
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The Interactive Seminar
To educate the participant in safe lifting and
working in an office environment in an
effective way.
"We learn 10 percent of what we read,
15 percent of what we hear,
but 80 percent of what we experience"
(Article in "On The Beam", winter 1992 edition,
published by New Horizons for Learning)
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To remain with the participant as a permanent resource for ongoing
training and reinforcement
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The Seminar Completion Card
For the participant to carry with them as a handy reminder of safe
lifting and working in an office environment
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The Seminar Completion Certificate
For the participant to receive as recognition for completing the
program
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Post Seminar
The Post-Seminar Quiz
To find out each participants back care knowledge after the seminar
The Seminar Evaluation Form
To obtain feedback for the purposes of improving or modifying the
program
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The Post-Seminar Survey
To learn more about each participant after the program and assess
what effect it had on the participant
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Beyond the Seminar
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On the job training and/or practical applications
with real tools or equipment
To practically apply the principles of safe lifting and office
related duties in the workplace
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The "Postural Pain Prevention Program" has been
developed specifically for computer users as a reminder for exercises
and to provide back car tips
The Video Training Program
To remain as a permanent reference and resource at the workplace
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Other Booklets
Follow Up Seminar
A follow up seminar to review what has been previously taught
For information on how your company can
benefit from this comprehensive program, email the Australian Spine Institute.
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