Employers must provide health and safety training and information for display screen equipment (DSE) users. Training should be about the risks in DSE work and how to avoid these by safe working practices. It should include: good posture; adjusting chairs and other furniture; arranging desk space; adjusting screens and lighting to avoid ...

If workers use display screen equipment (DSE) daily, as part of their normal work, continuously for an hour or more, employers must do a workstation assessment. Employers should look at: the...

Employers must provide health and safety training and information for display screen equipment (DSE) users. Training should include guidance on good posture when working with DSE. This page...

2024年9月16日 · Learn why DSE (Display Screen Equipment) assessments are vital for businesses and how they can ensure employee health, safety, and productivity in the workplace. Employees spend hours working on computers, tablets, and other digital devices, increasing the risk of health issues associated with prolonged screen time. The solution?

This checklist can be used by employers who need to comply with the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992. It can be used as an aid to risk assessment and to help comply...

2020年3月22日 · Download a Free DSE Work Station Assessment Checklist Here. What is DSE? DSE stands for Display Screen Equipment and covers any device or equipment that has a graphic, alphanumeric or plasma display screen. This includes, but is not limited to, equipment such as: Desktop computers. Laptops. Tablets. Smart …

a DSE (display screen assessment) is, why you need to do it, and what to do when you come up against an issue. Here’s what is included: 1. What is DSE and why you need to do it 2. How you can manage DSE assessments in your organisation 3. The basics of setting up a good workstation 4. How we can help Our job is to hold your hand through this ...

Poor DSE use or workstation layout can lead to: Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) Aches and pains in hands, wrists, arms, neck, shoulders or back after long periods of DSE work. Usually temporary but can lead to chronic soft tissue disorders. Symptoms: • discomfort • soreness/stiffness • pain • swelling • numbness/tingling ...

Work through the following workstation assessment checklist and tick either ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ against each risk factor. If ‘No’ has been ticked, record what further action is required. Is the keyboard...

2019年7月17日 · The purpose of the following guidelines is to inform all staff who use DSE (laptops, PCs and Macs) of the Health and Safety aspects of using such equipment. As computers are so much part of our everyday working life, these guidelines attempt to bring to everyone’s attention the best way to use DSE (and your workstation) in order to prevent ...