Course Content
What is DSE?
DSE health risks
Workstation design
Correct working position for DSE
Portable equipment
Identifying risks and safe working practices
Eye tests and eyewear
Assessing DSE
The Benefits:
Helps to improve your health and wellbeing
Potentially reduces health complaints and work-related injuries
Can reduce absence from work
Helps to increase productivity
Can lead to high employee job satisfaction
Ensures that you are compliant with the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992
Equipment & Other Requirements
Equipment & Other Requirements
Candidates are required to bring the following equipment on the day of the training
Candidate Registration requirements:-
Candidates are required to bring the following equipment on the day of the training
- Company CITB Levy number – Candidates attending Construction related courses should bring their company CITB Levy number with them if applicable.
- A Form of photo ID (Passport, Driving license, Formal ID Cards)
Candidate Registration requirements:-
- Full Name
- Date of Birth
- National Insurance Number
- Home Address & Postal Code
- Telephone Number
- Email address
Learning Objectives
Learners undertaking this course will learn what DSE is, the health risks associated with its use, how to use DSE appropriately and the importance of
correct posture and regular breaks. Finally, the course will outline the kind of support employers should provide for users of DSE at work
The cost of this course is £12.50 + VAT
Course Aim
Any employee or manager who works with display screen equipment, such as display screens, laptops, touchscreens and other similar devices. This course can be used as a stand-alone module or included in an induction programme. It may also be useful as part of the on-programme phase of the new apprenticeship standards, helping apprentices integrate into the workforce effectively and efficiently.
Course Overview
This Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Short Course is designed to ensure that users of DSE set up their work stations effectively and ergonomically, avoiding the health risks associated with their use.
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