Working With Display Equipment

In this display screen equipment e-Learning programme we explore the health and safety issues of working with display screens or computer equipment.

We will see that this technology poses a range of possible health risks – both to physical and psychological health.

The latest evidence-based guidance says that both mind and body have to be protected in order to work safely with display screens.

We will see how these two aspects – physical and psychological health – interact and combine.  Being healthy relies on striking a good balance in both areas.

Human Focus is currently offering the following list of courses under display screen toolkit:

• The training ensures employee’s health and safety while working with display screen equipment
• It helps to reduce the occurrence of accidents and illnesses from using display screen
• It lessens the risk of developing musculoskeletal related conditions
• Display screen training course is 100% online- you can complete it from anywhere and at anytime
• Accessible 24/7 via computer and mobile application
• The training course saves money- no travelling required to reach the classroom, no work downtime
• The course content comprises of audio/visual format, with short and punchy sections
• The knowledge test consists of an interactive section quizzes having drag and drop multiple choices, and true/false options
• IIRSM- Approved certificate, upon successfully passing the knowledge test at the end of the course

In this training, you will explore:

• Psychological Health – linking to Physical Health
• Sitting Comfortably while working with DSE
• Arms and Shoulders while working with DSE
• Reading the Screen while working with DSE

This e-learning training is specially designed for:

• All Employees, working in an office environment, who are regularly using a display screen

As an employer, it is your prime responsibility to protect your workers from injury and ill-health, including DSE related health issues.

This training helps your organisation to:

• Improve productivity, as training reduces the likelihood of ill health
• Introduce safety and health culture within the organisation