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Coronavirus & Working from Home So – Coronavirus & Working from Home – What unprecedented times we live in! We are having to be inventive in our working methods to enable us to survive physically, mentally and financially. Many of
Occupational Health Assessments at work Occupational Health Assessments at work are required when there are health issues. Commonly, back pain and other painful or fatigue inducing conditions, but also for neurological, heart and respiritory conditions and for mental health or
Mobile & Homeworking DSE Assessment A mobile & homeworking DSE Assessment is required if you are working some of your time away from an ‘office’ location. Are you experiencing aches and pains? So many of us are mobile working, maybe
Reasonable Adjustments & Return-to-Work Reasonable Adjustments & Return-to-work advice after a heart episode, can help ease difficult circumstances. As well as physical changes and getting back to health, the individual may have emotional worries and anxiety & depression issues which
How to set up your workstation? 6 Tips to review How to set up your workstation by Alison Biggs When working with Display Screen Equipment (DSE) various problems can occur if you are not set up correctly. These can include
Pain using a Keyboard? Are you experiencing arm or shoulder pain using a Keyboard? Review the following tips to see if you can resolve any arm pain using a keyboard. Keep the keyboard cable loose so it is not restricting
Are you in pain using an office chair? Do you know how to adjust an office chair for your needs? Review the following tips to see if you can resolve pain using an office chair. Get to know all of
What is a Workstation Assessment? What is a Workstation Assessment? A Workstation Assessment is usually another term for a DSE Risk Assessment or an Ergonomic Assessment. A Workstation/DSE Risk Assessment is essential for anyone who uses Display Screen Equipment (DSE)
Healthywork Assessment Outcome Measures Feedback from individuals assessed during 2013 Survey Individuals who were referred for a DSE Assessment were given feedback forms to complete immediately following their assessments. The feedback was completed on an anonymous basis. Individuals were asked
Desk posture and desk or workstation assessments are vital to your health at work, and involve a specialist in workstation assessor visiting you at your workplace to discuss your individual needs and reviewing the equipment you use (chair, desk, monitor, keyboard,
