Display Screen Equipment
the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992 require of employers and employees, how to set up a workstation correctly and what steps regular DSE users can take to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal problems, eye strain and fatigue. Completed entirely online, it supports compliance with DSE legislation for anyone who regularly uses display screen equipment.
• Workstation assessment
How to adjust and set up a workstation correctly - including chair height, screen position, keyboard and mouse placement - to achieve an ergonomic working posture and reduce the risk of musculoskeletal strain.
• Preventative health
The injuries and conditions associated with prolonged DSE use, including repetitive strain injury (RSI), eye strain and fatigue, and the practical measures that reduce the likelihood of symptoms developing over time.
• Work routines
How to structure the working day to minimise the risks of prolonged static posture, including guidance on taking regular breaks, changing activity and incorporating movement to reduce physical and mental stress.
• Legal requirements
What the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992 require of employers and employees, including the duty to carry out workstation assessments, provide training and meet employees' entitlement to eye tests.
• Assessment
Online knowledge checks completed throughout the course.
Online e-learning course. Allows completion at the learner's own pace.
All employees who regularly use display screen equipment as a significant part of their work, including office-based staff, remote workers and anyone using computers, laptops or tablets for extended periods.
No prerequisites required.