Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Online Training

Our Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Online Training enables attendees to understand the health risks of using incorrect or prolonged DSE as well as what your employer should implement to decrease health risks caused by incorrect DSE.

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What you'll learn.

Understand Display Screen Equipment (DSE) and the different types of equipment involved.
Recognise what health risks can occur.
Understand how to safely use DSE.
Understand how to set up your workstation correctly.
Understand the difference between fixed and mobile working.
Understand the 2 types of legislation that is used in favour of DSE.
Gain knowledge on how your posture should be while working.
Explore how light, noise and air quality can affect individuals while working.

About Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Online Training.

What is Display Screen Equipment (DSE)? What health risks can be caused by using incorrect DSE? What are the responsibilities of your employer? What equipment does DSE cover? Our Display Screen Equipment (DSE) course will help you answer the questions above and more. Incorrect use of DSE or poorly designed workstations or work environments can lead to physical pain and injury these include: back pain, fatigue, stress, eye strain, RSI (repetitive strain) and WRULD (work-related upper limb disorders). Staff who regularly receive the appropriate training on how to reduce the risk of these hazards.

Through our Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Online Training, you will gain an understanding of what DSE is. You will learn what types of equipment is covered by DSE e.g. tablets, laptops, smartphones, touchscreens and PC’s. You will also gain knowledge of what health risks can occur by using incorrect DSE. You will learn how to safely use DSE to decrease health risks in the workplace. You will also gain knowledge on how to set up your workstation correctly.

Who is Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Online Training for?

Our Display Screen Equipment (DSE) course is for anyone who works in an environment where they use DSE equipment daily or for more than 1 hour a day (this includes static and portable equipment). Whatever care or non-care sector you work in our DSE course will give you knowledge, skills and confidence in how to prevent health risks caused by incorrect usage of DSE.

What are the learning outcomes?

Discuss what Display Screen Equipment is and what types of equipment is involved.
Discuss what health risks might occur if DSE is used incorrectly.
Recognise what your employers’ responsibilities are regarding DSE.
Be able to distinguish the difference between fixed and mobile working.
Evaluate how light, noise and air quality can affect an individual while working.
Demonstrate how correct and incorrect posture should be.
Evaluate different circumstances of why an individual’s quality and efficiency of work may be affected by incorrect use of DSE.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DSE display screen equipment?

DSE (Display Screen Equipment) refers to devices with displays such as computer monitors or laptops used by workers. Regulatory guidelines ensure ergonomic setups to reduce health risks like eye strain and musculoskeletal issues.

What is a DSE assessment?

A DSE (Display Screen Equipment) assessment is a process to evaluate and manage the health and safety risks associated with using computers and similar devices at work. It involves examining the workstation setup, assessing ergonomic factors, and identifying any adjustments needed to promote comfort and reduce the risk of health issues like musculoskeletal disorders or eye strain. Employers are typically responsible for ensuring DSE assessments are conducted for their employees who regularly use display screen equipment.

What are the requirements for a DSE chair?

In the UK, DSE chairs must meet ergonomic standards to support comfortable and safe computer use. They should be adjustable for height, provide adequate lumbar support, offer comfortable seat dimensions, include adjustable armrests, use breathable materials, ensure stability, and comply with British standards for workplace health and safety.

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