DSE Assessor Training
A one day DSE Assessor Training Course.
Hub-4’s one-day DSE Assessor Training Course gives delegates the knowledge and practical skills needed to carry out DSE assessments and help organisations manage DSE risks in accordance with the DSE Regulations.

What are the benefits of our
DSE assessor training Course?

Help Meet DSE Regulations Requirements

Support Employee Wellbeing

Help Reduce Musculoskeletal Disorder (MSD) Risk

Help Reduce DSE-Related Discomfort

Improved productivity

Small changes at a workstation can make a BIG difference

What is our DSE Assessor training course about and why is it needed?
DSE Assessor training gives delegates the knowledge and practical skills needed to identify DSE hazards and risks, carry out effective workstation assessments and determine the appropriate action where issues are identified, in accordance with the abilities set out in the DSE Regulations guidance under “Who should do assessments?”
Employers are required to protect workers from the health risks associated with display screen equipment (DSE), including PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones. The DSE Regulations apply where workers use DSE regularly as a significant part of their normal work. Organisations therefore need people with the appropriate knowledge and skills (DSE assessors) to carry out DSE assessments and help manage any risks identified.
What You Will Learn
Our one-day DSE Assessor Training Course gives delegates the knowledge and practical skills needed to carry out DSE assessments in accordance with HSE guidance. Delegates learn how to identify DSE hazards and risks, assess workstations, recommend appropriate action and recognise when further specialist expertise may be required. The course also includes practical DSE assessment experience..

Who Is This Course For?
DSE Assessor Training is ideal for anyone with responsibility for carrying out or managing DSE assessments, including line managers, health and safety personnel, HR teams and employees selected to become DSE assessors.
Delegates will be trained in accordance with the DSE Regulations, developing the knowledge and skills needed to carry out DSE assessments, identify risks in other users’ DSE setups and recommend appropriate action where necessary.
For employees who need training in the safe use of their own workstation, see our DSE Training course.
For organisations looking to manage DSE training, assessments and identified risks online, Hub-4 also provides DSEasy, our DSE training, assessment and management solution.

What is covered on our DSE Assessor Training course?
- The legal requirements of DSE assessments and the role of the DSE assessor
- The main health risks associated with DSE work
- How to identify poor posture, positioning and workstation setup
- The causes and prevention of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)
- Good posture and ergonomic workstation setup

- Office chairs: correct height, workstation distance, lumbar support, backrest angle and adjustment
- Correct positioning and use of monitors, keyboards, mice, laptops, tablets and paperwork
- How to assess the DSE workstation environment, including lighting, space and other environmental factors
- The importance of breaks and changes of activity during DSE work

- Solutions for common DSE workstation problems and how to recommend appropriate action
- Vision and DSE work, including eyesight tests and corrective appliances
- How to use a DSE workstation assessment checklist effectively
- Practical DSE assessments carried out during the course under tutor guidance
- A test of understanding, with certification for delegates who successfully complete the course
DSE Assessor Training FAQs
- Hub-4 has specialised in DSE since 1998, giving delegates the benefit of many years of practical DSE experience.
- Our Director Gerald Whitehouse was a member of the then Ergonomics Society committee involved in reviewing proposed changes to the DSE Regulations and guidance.
- The course is highly practical and includes hands-on DSE workstation assessments, helping delegates learn how to identify risks and recommend appropriate solutions.
- Hub-4 does not sell ergonomic equipment, so any equipment recommendations made during the course are independent and based on the needs identified by the assessment.
- Courses are delivered exclusively for your organisation, with no third-party delegates, allowing the training to focus on your people, workplaces and requirements.
- Delegates who successfully pass the test at the end of the course receive a Certificate of Successful Course Completion, demonstrating their understanding of the knowledge and skills required to carry out DSE assessments.