From postural issues to eye strain, repetitive strain injury to headaches – if you’re using display screen equipment (DSE) regularly you may suffer from one or more of these conditions. The good news is that there are steps you can take to make working with DSE as comfortable as possible. This course outlines the steps you should take
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Course Overview
expand_moreHighfield’s Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Short Course is designed to ensure that users of DSE set up their work stations effectively and ergonomically, avoiding the health risks associated with their use.
Learners undertaking this course will learn what DSE is, the health risks associated with its use, how to use DSE appropriately and the importance of correct posture and regular breaks. Finally, the course will outline the kind of support employers should provide for users of DSE at work.
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Course Objectives
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Additional Information
expand_moreThis e-learning course is a Highfield Qualifications accredited programme. More information is available here.
Learners will receive a Highfield e-learning completion certificate, which is downloadable upon successfully finishing the course.
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