Incorrect use of computers, laptops, and other devices can cause long‑term health issues such as eye strain, back pain, and musculoskeletal disorders. This display screen equipment training course explains the importance of assessing and adjusting your workstation to reduce risks and improve comfort. Learners will explore how to set up workstations correctly, identify hazards, and use additional equipment to avoid injury.

The course also provides insight into portable DSE, highlights common health and safety risks, and demonstrates how simple stretches can prevent strain. By applying these practices, participants will be able to create safer, healthier, and more productive working environments.

By the end of this display screen equipment training, learners will understand how to meet legal requirements, protect their wellbeing, and support safe working practices across different environments.

Why Display Screen Equipment Training Matters

Prolonged use of DSE without proper setup can lead to fatigue, discomfort, and injury. However, with the right training, employees can minimise risks and employers can meet their health and safety obligations. Moreover, this course equips learners with practical steps to ensure compliance and promote wellbeing at work.

What You’ll Learn in Display Screen Equipment Training

• Recognise the hazards and risks of poorly used DSE
• Understand the importance of assessing and adjusting your workstation
• Be aware of additional equipment that can help avoid injury
• Develop an insight into portable DSE
• Recognise health and safety hazards and how to avoid them
• Understand the importance of performing stretches at your workstation

Learning Outcomes

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Identify risks linked to poor workstation setup
• Adjust workstations to improve comfort and safety
• Apply safe practices when using portable DSE
• Reduce the risk of injury through stretches and ergonomic adjustments
• Support compliance with health and safety regulations

Who Should Take This Course

• Office workers and remote employees
• Managers and supervisors
• Health and safety officers
• Anyone using computers or digital devices for extended periods