FREE DSE Workstation Risk Assessment Course
A Modern DSE Assessment Course from SHEilds
Display Screen Equipment Assessment Course
This free DSE Workstation Risk Assessment course satisfies the health & safety needs for any employer, ensuring their staff are using a safe workstation.
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Why is this DSE course free?
That’s simple, we want to help everyone be happy and healthy at work. We realise a properly conducted DSE self-assessment can have a big impact on your overall workplace happiness and contribute to your occupational health and safety needs. This DSE course is relatively short, we don’t mind absorbing the costs to bring you even more value this November for both you and your team.
Is this a Full DSE Assessment Course?
Yes! This course encompasses the requirements of the Display Screen Equipment Regulations 1992, UK.
We noticed people are searching for DSE assessment and workstation assessments. So, we created this course as it’s been identified that DSE assessments are one of the most important aspects of health & safety, as it affects the largest group in a modern workforce – That is those using Display Screen Equipment at their workstations.
Within this online course, we provide DSE Self-Assessment training, a DSE risk assessment document (which you can use to evaluate workstations at your place of work even after you’ve completed the course) and a certificate of completion when you have passed.
How suitable is this course?
Did you know SHEilds use this course for all our own employees?
You can too! Why not enrol your own staff on this quick and easy DSE assessment course?
There are no obligations, just great DSE training. Tell your colleagues and friends about it!
What is the DSE Assessment?
The DSE Risk Assessment is a short course used to assess a users workstation and minimise the risk. There are many areas to cover, however this course makes it simple and manageable for users of all levels.
This DSE Assessment course is all about the proper use of Display Screen Equipment for workstation(s). This course teaches how to correctly evaluate your workstation and how to perform and prepare a Risk Assessment based on your personal DSE circumstances.
How long will this take?
SHEilds aim to create courses that can be absorbed quickly, so that staff do not require any more time than is required away from work.
Overall it is possible to complete the learning materials within 30 minutes with a quiz that should take no more than 20 minutes. Within an hour you could have everyone in your workforce assessing their workstations and ensuring compliance.
DSE Assessment Template
We also provide a DSE risk assessment template document to download, which you can use as a DSE checklist in your workplace even after you’ve completed the course.
Why create a DSE course?
As we mentioned above we wanted to ensure that all of our staffs workstations were set up correctly. But, we also thought this would be a great way to show you what we are all about. Many people come to us asking for NEBOSH, IOSH and NVQ Courses but are unsure what to expect. This can also be a little intro for some of our other courses. This is a complete DSE course and you get a certificate as proof of completion at the end of it.
At SHEilds our aim is to reduce injury in the workplace and improving peoples lives across the globe.
Health and Safety for using a computer?
We get a lot of people that question whether Health and Safety is appropriate for simply using a computer. Whilst there are a lot of obvious solutions to problems, many of these are not reported to a Health and Safety officer because staff don’t understand the risks. This means that a problem can go unreported. If a problem is reported and nothing is done about it then it makes the employer liable. If an injury is caused as a result of negligence the compensation claims can be very high.
For example: A broken chair once cost a council £10,000 after a worker slipped a disc.
Learning Outcomes
What you will learn from this course.
The DSE course materials cover the following Learning Outcomes:
- Introduce the meaning of Display Screen Equipment.
- Identify the H&S legal requirements that apply to DSE.
- Outline the common hazards and risks from the use of DSE.
- Outline environmental hazards that can increase the risks from using DSE.
- Explain how to set up a common workstation.
- Explain how to set up a remote workstation.
Start your Free DSE course today or get your staff onboard!
Is there a professional qualification I can study next?
We highly recommend studying the “IOSH Managing Safely © Course”, which offers flexible online training for managers and supervisors, emphasising safety management systems and its relevance to compliance with Display Screen Equipment (DSE) regulations and much more!
This course serves as the next step toward becoming professionally qualified in providing the skills to perform DSE-assessments on behalf of your organisation. Completing the course leads to a globally recognised certificate and involves interactive elements and a two-part examination, including risk assessment. It underscores the significance of health and safety in the workplace, contributing to cost reduction and adherence to regulations.
