Working with Display Screen Equipment Safely - Key Topics

This online DSE training course is designed for healthcare workers, healthcare recruitment agencies and locums in the UK. It is easy to complete on a computer, tablet, phone, iPad or iPhone.

  • Introduction to DSE Regulations

  • Workstation Assessment and Risk Management

  • Ergonomic Principles and Posture

  • Eye Care and Vision Protection

  • Preventing Aches, Strains, and Injuries

  • Break Management and Exercises

  • Legal Requirements and Employer Responsibilities

  • Employee Well-being and DSE Use

  • DSE Equipment and Setup

  • Online Resources and Support

Key Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the UK Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992, as amended in 2002.

  • Identify potential DSE hazards and conduct risk assessments at workstations.

  • Apply ergonomic principles to workstation setup and posture.

  • Protect their eyesight and promote good eye care habits.

  • Implement strategies to prevent aches, strains, and other health problems.

  • Understand their responsibilities and their employer's responsibilities regarding DSE use.

Why Choose This Course?

Choose ACI Training & Consultancy Ltd for your DSE training needs because we are experts in delivering high-quality, engaging, and accessible online training that meets the unique needs of healthcare professionals.

  • Comprehensive and up-to-date content

  • Easy-to-follow online format

  • Accessible on any device (computer, tablet, phone)

  • Developed specifically for healthcare workers and organisations

  • Certified by ACI Training & Consultancy Ltd

  • Cost-effective and time-efficient

Course curriculum

    1. Introduction and Key Learning Outcomes

    2. Course (PDF)

    3. Test

Price

  • £6.00

Course Information

Once you purchase the course, it is valid for you to take for 90 days.

  • This course is suitable for anyone who uses display screen equipment (ie works on a computer) for more than one hour per day.

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