DSE Training (Display Screen Equipment), Page 689 Reviews

I will recommend this training to everyone that is using a computer to work. Is really helpful

I thought it was pretty good, it was sufficiently interesting to not be boring

The most comprehensive and concise DSE assessment I've done in my 20 working years!

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I thought it was good to have training that led straight into the assessment. It is obviously meant for home workers as individual offices would have an HS&E nominee on site. Strange then that it did not mention any strategies for working at home, where space constraints will be an issue for many.

After undertaking the course I was able to set my DSE up properly in my home office. Well worthwhile

I would have liked to be able to skip the advice for when I'm pregnant. And while the rest of the advice was both good and relevant, it was sufficiently pedestrian for me to become rather bored and frustrated. But presumably I should simply have taken those opportunities to have a stretch, or take a break. None of the advice, however, was wholly relevant to somebody who is reduced to sitting on the bed with their laptop when attempting to work in the family home. (Get me back to the office - where the only problem is the crap IT!)

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Was'nt repetitive

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