Practical Ways to Maximise DSE Assessment Participation
Ensuring everyone who regularly uses Display Screen Equipment (DSE) for work completes an assessment can be a challenge, particularly ...
Why DSE Training Is the Missing Link in Workplace Wellbeing
Display Screen Equipment (DSE) risk assessments are a legal requirement for UK employers. However, many organisations still struggle to ...
Top 10 DSE Challenges in the Workplace and How to Address Them
Modern workplaces rely heavily on computers, laptops, tablets, and other display screen equipment (DSE). While essential for productivity, using ...
Busting 5 Common Myths About DSE Assessments
When it comes to workplace health and safety, especially Display Screen Equipment (DSE) assessments, misconceptions can easily take hold. ...
Preventing and Managing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in the Office: A Guide for Employers, Occupational Health, and Health & Safety Professionals
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a common condition causing discomfort and pain in the hand, wrist, and forearm, which ...
Digital Eye Strain: What Employers Need to Know About Eye Health and Workstations
In today’s world, nearly every job involves some form of screen work. Display screen equipment (DSE) — including laptops, ...
New Dates Announced: Virtual DSE Assessor Training
Our CIEHF-accredited DSE Assessor course is now open for bookings. This live, interactive one-day training is delivered via Zoom ...
Ergonomic Best Practices for Using Multiple Screens in the Workplace
During our DSE (display screen equipment) Assessor Courses and workstation assessments, one question comes up frequently: Can a laptop ...
7 Strategies to Reduce MSK Absence and Promote Long-Term Employee Health and Wellbeing
Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions remain one of the leading causes of workplace absence in the UK, affecting millions of employees ...
Simple Desk-Based Stretches to Help Reduce Employee Musculoskeletal Complaints: A Practical Guide for HR, Health & Safety, and Facilities Professionals
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) remain a leading cause of work-related ill health and lost productivity in the UK. According to ...
