Level 2 Display Screen Assessment Course For Self Assessment

01223 258 156
126 High Street, Cambridge Cambridgeshire

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126 High Street, Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB21 4JT

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01223 258156

Online Display Screen Equipment (DSE)
Assessment & Training

An interactive and engaging online DSE Assessment and Free Training Tool that allows staff to selt-assess their workstation and DSE equipment. Upon completion a detailed report with recomentations is issued to the DSE user and their employer.

Individual and corporate accounts available.

This is by for the most straightforward way of working towards DSE Comliance and keeping your DSE users safe and comfortable.

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Introduction Of Training modules and self-assessment .

This DSE program contains the following.

• A detailed DSE self-assessment with guidance and downloadable report. The assessment format outlines the risks to individuals posed by regular usage of DSE and how to manage them, the postures and positions users should assume and the alternative types of DSE that are available. With this knowledge, individuals will be able to carry out their own self-assessment and manage DSE-associated health risks with confidence.

• An optional free eLearning course. This accredited DSE course is a perfect and convenient way to deliver awareness training on the subject of Display Screen Equipment (DSE). Three modules covering the risks from using DSE equipment and how to control them. In addition, there is a free downloadable pdf file identifying good ergonomics and how to prevent repetitive strain injuries.

Risks of Using Display Screen Equipment

1. Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs)

Prolonged use of display screen equipment can lead to musculoskeletal disorders, including neck, shoulder, back, and wrist pain. Poor posture, inadequate chair support, and improper screen positioning are common contributors to these issues.

2. Eye Strain and Discomfort

Extended periods of screen time can cause digital eye strain, characterized by symptoms such as dry eyes, blurred vision, and headaches. Improper lighting, glare on the screen, and not taking regular breaks can exacerbate these problems.

3. Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs)

Continuous use of keyboards and mice can lead to repetitive strain injuries. Symptoms include pain and discomfort in the fingers, hands, and arms. Ergonomic equipment and proper typing techniques are crucial in preventing RSIs.