DSE (DISPLAY SCREEN EQUIPMENT) SAFETY TRAINING

Importance of DSE Training

Poorly designed work stations and DSE arrangements cause severe health and safety issues to people including the workers. For the perfect execution of DSE, employees should be professionally trained, such that every risk can be avoided and better experience can be given to the clients. DSE Training will develop various skills in participants such as:

• Good posture
• Adjusting chairs and other furniture
• Arranging desk space
• Adjusting screens and lighting
• Avoiding reflections and glare
• Breaks and changes of activity
• Risk assessments
• Problem reporting

What you learn with DSE Training?

Professional trainers will handle the sessions on the procedures to perform safe and secure DSE assessments in the workplace. A complete awareness on extent of the ill-health effects from poorly-designed tasks and workstations and legal requirements and guidelines relevant to their role as an assessor will be shared to the attendees. This interactive practical oriented guidance program will fine tune the Posture and efficient movement principles, including task, environment and equipment etc. for the professional DSE arrangements.

Course content

Following modules will be discussed and appropriate practical sessions will be given to participants.

• Principles
• Liabilities and law
• The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations
• Ill-health effects
• Posture and efficient movement principles
• Ergonomic principles
• Environmental factors
• Equipment requirements
• Practical assessments
• Strategy for implementation.

Benefits of DSE training

Successful completion of DSE training is an advantage to career aspirant participants with better career opportunities. Employees undertaking this course will get skills for the safe application of workplace DSE assessment, selection of equipment and integration of ergonomic principles into the design of the workplace area.  With professionally trained candidates, organization ensure compliance with the relevant HSE guidance notes and to reduce the risk of associated ill-health effects.