Workplace Lifting Technique Training Evaluation

Program Overview

Training Date	[12/07/2050]
Participants	[Warehouse Staff (50 employees)]
Duration	[2 hours]
Trainer	[Your Name]

Objectives

To educate employees on safe lifting techniques.
To reduce workplace injuries related to improper lifting.
To ensure compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines.

Evaluation Summary

Knowledge Improvement

a. Pre-training quiz average score: [55%]

b. Post-training quiz average score: [85%]

c. Outcome: [Significant improvement in knowledge about safe lifting techniques.]

Skills Demonstration

a. [45 out of 50 employees were able to demonstrate correct lifting techniques in a simulated environment.]

b. Outcome: [High level of skill acquisition among participants.]

Behavioral Observation

a. [3 weeks post-training, supervisors reported a 40% increase in correct lifting technique usage on the warehouse floor.]

b. Outcome: [Positive change in employee lifting behavior observed.]

Injury Rate Comparison

a. [Pre-training quarterly injury reports indicated 15 lifting-related injuries.]

b. [Post-training quarterly projection estimates a reduction to 6 injuries.]

c. Outcome: [Anticipated significant decrease in lifting-related injuries.]

Participant Feedback

a. [90% of participants found the training directly applicable to their daily tasks.]

[Suggestions for improvement included more hands-on practice sessions.]

b. Outcome: [High satisfaction with the training, with valuable feedback for future sessions.]

Regulatory Compliance

a. [Training content and methods were in full compliance with OSHA lifting safety standards.]

b. Outcome: [Met legal and regulatory requirements.]

Recommendations for Program Improvement

a. [Incorporate more interactive and practical sessions.]

b. [Schedule brief monthly refresher courses.]

c. [Consider individual coaching for employees who need additional assistance.]

Conclusion

The Workplace Lifting Technique Training was successful in enhancing employees' understanding and application of safe lifting practices. The training showed a positive impact on knowledge, skill development, and behavior change. Continued efforts and periodic refreshers are recommended to sustain and build upon these improvements.