DSE Assessor Training
The DSE Assessor Training course trains staff to understand the legal requirements and identify risks posed to employees from overuse of computer screens, allowing them to conduct effective DSE evaluations in the workplace.
The DSE Assessor Training course trains staff to understand the legal requirements and identify risks posed to employees from overuse of computer screens, allowing them to conduct effective DSE evaluations in the workplace.
The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992 requires employers to give suitable safety training to users of computers and other types of display screen equipment (DSE).
Phoenix’s DSE (Display Screen Equipment) assessor course trains staff to evaluate the safety of the many employees who work with a computer screen, helping them avoid issues such as eye strain, headaches and back problems. They also learn how to manage these DSE related health risks among their workforce, facilitating safe practices for your employees.
Pricing: Price on Application
Learning methods: In-house
Payment: Credit/Debit Card, Invoice
Benefits for Employers
Improve productivity through reduced time off due to workplace accident or injury
Demonstrate your commitment to employee health and providing a safe workplace
Promote a positive health and safety culture in your workplace which encourages proper DSE practices
Benefits for Learners
Learn how to reduce the risk of injury when working with display screen equipment
Improve the health and safety culture of your workplace by encouraging peers to conduct best practice
Gain the skills to perform risk assessments and checks on Display Screen Equipment and workstations
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This course is suitable for anyone required to deliver or conduct display screen equipment assessments, especially those with line management responsibilities, supervisors, or operational personnel delivering new staff induction.
The Display Screen Equipment Assessor course covers the following topics:
Reasons for managing health and safety – moral, economic and legal.
Legal requirements for display screen equipment risk assessment.
Adverse health effects from working with display screen equipment.
Setting up a workstation, keying in, using a mouse and reading the screen.
Posture and breaks.
Risk assessment and workstation assessment.
Control measures.
The learning outcomes of the Display Screen Equipment Assessors course are:
To equip delegates with the knowledge and skills to be able to carry out display screen equipment assessments effectively.
The DSE Assessor training course is a one-day course which can be studied in your workplace.
Upon completing the Phoenix DSE Assessor Training course, many successful candidates study additional courses with Phoenix in order to further their knowledge of health and safety. Suitable courses include:
When and how will I receive my certificate?
Once you complete the course, a confirmation of results is available immediately. This certificate can be mailed to your business or directly to course delegates.
Is the Phoenix Display Screen Equipment Assessor course assessed?
The course is not assessed, however on request an assessment can be produced and delivered at the end of the course.
Is the course accredited?
Our health and safety short courses are not accredited. However, the certificates can be printed as evidence of health and safety training and placed in your workplace. For accredited courses, browse our NEBOSH courses.
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