DSE Assessments
What is DSE?
As an employer you are legally required to conduct DSE assessments for workers who use DSE daily for continuous periods of an hour or more.
DSE encompassess a wide range of devices with screens, including PC’s, laptops, tablets, smartphones and touch screens.
Why is DSE important?
Prolonged or improper use of DSE can lead to musculoskeletal problems, eye strain, fatigue and mental stress. Incorrect use or poorly designed workstations and working enviroments can lead to pain in necks, shoulders, backs, arms, wrists and hands. Muscular skeletal problems can be avoided if users follow effective practice, set up their workstations properly and take breaks during prolonged use. By just taking a few simple precautions, work with DSE can be more comfortable and productive.
Trained Assessors
Our range of services and assessments are an efficient and cost effective way of ensuring compliance across your company. Our UK-wide force of experienced assessors can deliver a range of workstation assessments depending on your goal – whether it’s simply to meet all-important display screen equipment (DSE) regulations, to future-proof your office, or to take a closer, more detailed look at more complex cases. DSE assessments are carried out by trained DSE assessors, while more in-depth assessments are delivered by qualified health professionals.
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Specialist Computer Workstation Assessment
A face-to-face specialist workstation assessment for complex musculoskeletal cases, by a health professional or ergonomist, with a detailed report. Read…
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Chair or Workstation Set Up Service
Expert set up for a chair or workstation bought from DEOS Furniture, adjusted in person to suit its new user.…
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DSE Compliant Workstation Assessment
A fully compliant DSE assessment as required by the DSE regulations, by a trained Posturite assessor, with a completed assessment…
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“7.8million working days were lost due to musculoskeletal disorders between 2023-2024. This is an increase of 1.2million from the previous period 22/23 where 6.6million days were lost.”
Source: HSE
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