This leaflet is a guide for people who work with visual display units (VDUs), and their employers. It: answers questions that are most often asked about VDUs and health (see page ); gives a summary of the law on VDU work (the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 992), and outlines what employers and

The flow of work to a VDU user should be designed to allow natural breaks to occur. Alternatively, a change in the pattern of work by combining VDU and non-VDU work could be introduced. However, rest breaks are essential where continuous VDU work, requiring sustained attention is likely to result in fatigue.

What is visual display unit (VDU)? A VDU is a device that presents visual information generated by a computer. It's what you commonly refer to as a computer monitor. The VDU displays text, graphics, and other visual content, allowing you to interact with the computer visually. How does a VDU work in conjunction with a computer?

The Specsavers VDU package is designed to bring peace of mind to employees, prevent avoidable eye problems, and make it easier than ever for employers to meet their responsibilities. Each voucher enables an employee to obtain a full eye and eyesight examination.

The leaflet revises and consolidates the guidance in The Law on VDUs: An easy guide (HSG90) and Working with VDUs (INDG36 (rev3)).

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...

Spectacles with single vision, bifocal or varifocal lenses can all be used successfully for VDU work. Contact lenses are also suitable, but wearers should try to blink regularly which keeps the lenses comfortable.

As an employer, you must protect your workers from the health risks of working with display screen equipment (DSE), such as PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones. The Health and Safety (Display...

2023年3月6日 · VDU glasses are specially designed glasses that help reduce strain on eyes caused by prolonged screen use. Some types of glasses are also known as blue light glasses, or computer glasses. They work by blocking the blue light emitted by computer screens, which is responsible for the symptoms of eye strain.

2023年3月24日 · This guide offers an easy to understand overview of workstation and visual display unit (VDU) regulations in the UK. We’ll also take a look a how to set up a computer workstation to minimise the risk of health complications, and maximise employee health and …