Health and Safety Training for Homeworkers, Page 94 Reviews

Clear and concise. Has given me a few reminders about workspace and office environment at home. A couple of ideas on improving my posture while using a keyboard (wrist pads) and the setup of dual monitors/screens.

I like the fact that it's broken into bitesize chunks, so it can be done in between work tasks. The videos are clear and interesting. The people presenting are all friendly!

Mostly a good refresher on what to think about when working from home but it was disappointing to see professional equipment used in many scenes (office chair and work station on hydraulics) whereas I and many people have to make do with sitting at the kitchen table and use a normal chair.

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This course reminded me to do the things that I know I should be doing but that I’m currently not. The online course was easy to follow and involved a lot of ‘common sense’. This morning I’ve readjusted my chair and repositioned my monitor and already I feel a difference.

Easy to follow and good content.

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Clear graphics and communication

I appreciated the good production values of this course. The brief recap questions after each section were also good for holding my interest. I noticed that the advice on smoke alarms doesn't completely reflect new legislation in Scotland, where alarms with replaceable batteries are no longer legal (they must be either mains-wired, or of the 10-year disposable type).

Crashed repeatedly during tuition and test and kept having to repeat parts and re-load to complete the test. Today was also first notification I had that training had expired last April