DSE Training

About DSE Training

This online DSE Training course is for Display Screen Equipment users and covers how to organize workspaces to minimize the risk of user injury and fatigue, with added guidance for laptop users and hybrid/home workers.

The eLearning course comes complete with interactive missions throughout the training modules and finishes with a multiple-choice assessment test.

DSE training (also known as VDU training) is a legal requirement under UK law for employers to provide to employees who use DSE equipment.

This course features

🗣 Professional voiceover 📌 Bookmarking 🎓 Instant certification 💬 Assessment test feedback

Our online DSE training course has been designed to educate all users who come into contact or work with display screen equipment as part of their daily working life.

Covering key topics this course helps you to understand the importance of correct posture, work space set up and related possible health issues such as musculoskeletal disorders which account for almost a third of all work-related ill health cases within the workplace.

Sections of the training course cover both good and bad practices as well as showing how to conduct a self risk assessment to correctly identify areas of concern. Alongside covering all workstation equipment, the course also covers the safe use of laptops, tablets and mobile devices wihha e commonly used in todays workplace.

This interactive course helps ensure employees have the knowledge they need to maintain their personal health and safety whilst at work, assisting in improving productivity and reducing injury, fatigue and absence by teaching them about safe use of display screen equipment and associated devices.

For business use this DSE training course comes complete with an interactive personal risk assessment that instantly reports back any concerns raised to the manager automatically within our free to use learning management system, ClickHSE.

The DSE training course helps users to understand the importance of correct posture, workspace set up and possible associated health issues such as musculoskeletal disorders which today account for almost a third of all work-related ill health cases within the workplace.

Sections of the module cover both good and bad practices as well as showing how to conduct a self risk assessment.

This DSE training course includes:

• Defining what DSE is

• Detailed look into the Legal framework

• Various hazards and how to prevent them

• Potential health effects

• Eye sight testing

• Exercises / rest breaks

• Interactive missions to test knowledge

• How to conduct a risk assessment

• Assessment test paper

• Free to use interactive DSE risk assessment 

Display Screen Equipment (DSE) training is for any person who uses a computer or other display screen equipment on a regular basis in their line of work. This training is essential to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of workers who work with this equipment every day.

This online DSE training course is suitable for candidates, staff and employees who may frequently work with Display Screen Equipment such as PCs, desktop workstations, laptops, tablets and mobile devices.

Once setup you can login from your device securely to ClickHSE, our award-winning online health and safety learning management system.

You can complete the course at a time to suit you and use bookmarks to return to your page should you need to take a break.

At the end of the course you will be presented with an assessment of multiple choice questions and will need to score 80% to be awarded the course certificate.

You can re-take the course or assessment as many times as you like during the lifetime of your course subscription.

On completion of the course the trainee will be awarded a fully personalised certificate which can be printed on the day and is also saved within our secure training platform ClickHSE.

Copies can be made available should a copy be required in the future for your evidential proof of training.

This course is also CPD accredited providing credits for your Continuing Professional Development.