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A comprehensive library of courses designed to educate and inform your staff on health and safety risks.
DSE training for agile workers
Users are taken on an interactive, personalised journey through a range of situations typically faced by agile workers. Along the way they will encounter common health and wellbeing risks and learn how to make appropriate decisions about how and where to work. What makes this course unique is that users choose their own path - whether they’re predominantly on the go, working from home, or working in an office either with a set workstation, or with hot-desks.
The course includes full content from the following areas:
- Office DSE
- Home workers DSE
- Mobile workers
It also provides an overview of:
- Manual handling
- Slips, trips and falls
- Office health and safety
- Working from heights
- Stress awareness
Content will differ from user to user, depending on how they answer various questions throughout the course.
- Introduction
- Suitable working postures
- Your working environment
- Typical agile working risks
- Getting ready to work
- Different working environments
- Working at home
- Home tasks
- Home workstation
- Working on the go
- Travelling
- Remote working
- Working in an office
- Hot-desking
- Office tasks
- DSE workstation set-up
Once they’ve completed this course, users should be able to:
- Identify typical agile working risks in relevant environments
- Ability to identify appropriate working environments and set-ups depending on the task
- Identify risks of using display screen equipment
- Understand best practice for using laptops
- Ability to identify risks in an office environment
- Understand best practice for hot-desking
- Awareness of work-related stress and wellbeing
- Cost-effective way of training staff in DSE set up
- Combines multiple health and safety courses in one
- Easy to track and audit company-wide training
- Saves valuable time and resources
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to complete course
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Interactive, personalised, visual learning
- Easy-to-digest information
- Peace-of-mind for employers
- Potential reduction in musculoskeletal disorders and resulting absenteeism
Legionella essentials
Discover what Legionella is, where it can be found and why it poses such a risk to humans in this short but comprehensive e-learning course. Users progress through a series of bite-sized, brightly illustrated modules designed to be easy to digest and memorable. They’ll come away with a good understanding of their responsibilities, how to carry out a Legionella risk assessment and what to do next.
Content will differ from user to user, depending on how they answer various questions throughout the course.
- Introduction
- What is Legionella
- Legionella risks at work
- Legionella risk assessments
- Prevention and control
- Summary
- Test
Once they’ve completed this course, users should be able to:
- Understand what Legionella is, and the diseases associated with it
- Understand who has what responsibilities
- Identify typical Legionella risks in the workplace
- Know what to include in a Legionella risk assessment
- Be aware of what further action needs to be taken, if any
- Know how to prevent and control Legionella risk
- Understand best practice for using laptops
- Understand best practice for hot-desking
- Cost-effective way of training staff about Legionella
- Easy to track and audit company-wide training
- Saves valuable time and resources
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to complete course
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Interactive, personalised, visual learning
- Easy-to-digest information
- Peace-of-mind for employers
- Prevention of dangerous and costly outbreak of Legionnaire’s disease
General data protection regulations (GDPR)
This GDPR e-learning course is designed for staff who need to understand what the GDPR is, why it exists and how GDPR relates to their role. This engaging, interactive course takes users on a journey from the basics to the important details, offering critical information in bite-sized chunks that are easier to digest.
Our GDPR course clearly defines key terms and principles outlined in the GDPR and applies them to the real world.
- Introduction: What is GDPR?
- GDPR roles
- GDPR principles
- Applying the GDPR
- Data breaches
- Summary
- Take the test
By the end of the course, users will understand:
- What the GDPR is
- What has changed from the DPA
- The importance of ongoing data protection
- The core principles of GDPR
- What a data subject is
- Different roles in data protection
- The role of the supervisory authority
- How to apply the GDPR
- Cost-effective way of training staff in GDPR
- Saves valuable time and resources
- Users can complete the courses at a pace that suits them
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to complete course
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Interactive, visual learning
- Easy-to-digest information
- Peace-of-mind for employers
- Avoidance of data breaches
- Customer trust
Office health & safety awareness
An introductory Office Health & Safety Awareness course for office workers to help make them aware of areas where legislation is in place to try to control risk and reduce work-related ill health.
These include musculoskeletal disorders; working with computers; slips, trips & falls; electrical and fire safety; manual handling and welfare.
The questions they face in module 8 will be drawn from a bank of available questions meaning that staff cannot be coached or ‘learn’ how to pass.
Introduction
Musculoskeletal disorders
Working with computers
Slips, trips and falls
Electrical safety
Fire safety
Manual handling and COSHH
Welfare
Particular requirements
Summary
Take the test
Office health & safety for line managers
Employers have a duty to protect employees and keep them informed about health and safety issues in the workplace. In most organisations, this responsibility is delegated to Line Managers.
WorkRite’s OHSA (Office Health & Safety) for Line Managers course will enable your key staff to take a proactive approach towards the health and safety of staff for whom they have responsibility. It will provide guidance on all the key points they must consider when completing employee risk assessments.
Your Line Managers will be provided with a thorough grounding in their and their staff responsibilities and actions. The questions in module 12 will be drawn from a bank of available questions meaning that staff cannot be coached or ‘learn’ how to pass.
- Introduction
- Health & Safety law
- Electrical safety
- Fire safety
- Manual handling & COSHH
- Working with computers
- Musculoskeletal disorders
- Risk assessment
- Welfare
- Summary
- Take the test
Environmental awareness
Environmental awareness matters concern all of us. In the increasingly competitive world of business, being up to speed on environmental matters can put your organisation ahead – it’s a key criterion when competing for tenders or large contracts in both the public and private sector.
Companies invest in carbon offsetting and accreditation schemes as part of their corporate and social responsibility.
- Introduction
- People and the environment
- Transport
- Waste management
- Carbon and GHG emissions
- Energy and water
- Businesses and the environment
- Take the test
Conflict resolution
Unfortunately, many of us might face confrontation or conflict whilst carrying out our work. If you have staff who are in a customer facing role or meeting members of the general public regularly, then it’s likely that they will encounter people who are frustrated, aggressive or even violent.
Our Conflict Resolution course will inform your staff of the potential causes of conflict and how they can de-escalate or retain control of a situation, taking you step by step through how to safely resolve potential conflicts before they reach crisis point.
- Introduction
- Common causes of conflict
- Communication & communication breakdown
- Body language
- Conflict resolution
- Aggressive behaviour
- When conflict escalates
- Conclusion
New and expectant mothers safety awareness
Employers need to make provision for expectant or new mothers in the workplace by ensuring that risk assessments are up to date and that particular job functions can be adequately managed.
With this in mind, we have designed this course for women who are pregnant, have given birth within the last six months or are breastfeeding.
Our New & Expectant Mothers course takes the new or expectant mother, the line manager and other staff through the considerations that need to be made to ensure that the workplace is safe.
- Introduction
- The changing body
- Legal duties
- Workplace risk
- Fire safety
- Keeping fit and healthy
- Summary
Equality and diversity in the workplace
The Equality Act 2010 legally protects people from discrimination, not just in the workplace but in wider society. It replaced previous anti-discrimination laws with a single Act, making the law easier to understand and strengthening protection in some situations. It sets out the different ways in which it’s unlawful to treat someone.
WorkRite’s Equality & Diversity e-learning course will inform your staff, they will find out more about who is protected from discrimination and the types of discrimination covered. It is vital that your staff have an understanding of what equality means and how they should interact with colleagues, customers or members of the public.
- Introduction
- Why are diversity and equality important?
- The Equality Act 2010
- Types of discrimination
- Responsibilities of employers
- Summary
Anti-bribery and anti-corruption
The Bribery Act affects every UK business and organisation. The consequences of non-compliance can be substantial for both employers and employees, including long prison sentences and heavy fines. Bribery can take many forms such as gifts, excessive hospitality, charitable donations and facilitation payments.
It’s vital that companies should have procedures in place for reporting suspected bribery and corruption, and that proper training is given to make sure employees are fully aware of the Act and what it means for them and the business if they don’t comply with it. Which is why we have created our Anti-Bribery Awareness e-learning course, the 19th subject in our rapidly expanding e-learning library.
The course is designed to increase awareness of the legalities of the Bribery Act 2010, how to recognise what is legal in business, and what constitutes an illegal activity.
All our courses can be adapted to meet companies’ individual needs. They are supported by our widely praised, unique online management system, which captures essential information for the health and safety team and provides a fully auditable trail of actions taken or required.
- Bribery and Corruption
- What is bribery?
- What is corruption?
- Consequences of non-compliance
- Summary
- Take the test
Control of substances hazardous to health (COSHH)
COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) is the law that requires employers to control substances that are hazardous to health.
Sometimes, there is no mistaking a substance that might be harmful but commonly used substances such as paint, bleach or dust from natural materials may also be harmful.
As an employer, there will be a number of actions that you will have to take if your business utilises any potentially harmful substances, you will have to research the potential hazards, prevent harm to employees health and instigate control measures. You also need to provide information, instruction and training for employees and others who might come into contact with these substances.
This WorkRite e-learning course will provide the necessary basic information for your staff, helping your organisation with COSHH compliance.
- Introduction
- Harm from hazardous substances
- Recognising hazardous substances
- Storage and handling
- Protection and prevention
- Training and monitoring
- Summary
- Take the test
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA).
Slips, trips & falls
Slips, trips and falls are the most common cause of workplace injuries, accounting for more than one in three reported injury accidents (RIDDOR) and 1.5 million lost working days in 2013/14 (Labour Force Survey).
We all know that even in the best ordered circles, accidents will happen. But many incidents are eminently preventable.
Our Slips, Trips and Falls e-learning course identifies the main causes of same-level slip and trip accidents; advises on how they can be prevented; and prescribes the necessary actions to be taken should an accident happen. The duties of both employer and employee are clearly explained.
Like all our courses, Slips, Trips and Falls features pages of stunning graphics and several interactive elements designed to help maintain attention, retain information and improve learning.
- Slips, trips and falls, what’s the issue?
- Understanding slips, trips and falls
- Action and prevention
- Summary
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA).
Asbestos awareness
The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) describes asbestos as ‘the silent killer’. It’s also remarkably common – it was a popular building material from the 1950s onwards and is present in many of our homes and workplaces. As it has good fire protection and insulation properties, it was used to insulate pipes and make ceiling tiles – amongst many other uses.
Because asbestos was often mixed with another material, it’s hard to know if you’re working with it or not. But, if you live or work in a building built before the year 2000 (as many of us do), it’s likely that some parts of the building will contain asbestos.
WorkRite’s e-learning Asbestos Awareness Safety course provides information on different types of asbestos and where it is likely to be found. It will run through the potential dangers of asbestos and provide your staff with the knowledge they need.
- Introduction
- What is Asbestos
- Health hazards
- Where can you find asbestos?
- What the law says
- Dealing with asbestos
- Summary
- Take the test
Driver safety awareness
This interactive driver program has been developed in association with TRL (Transport Research Laboratory), and is designed for employees who drive as part of their job role.
TRL, the UK's Transport Research Laboratory, is recognised world-wide for transport innovation, evidential research and impartial advice. Commercially independent with over 80 years of knowledge and experience, TRL has been involved with research into road safety and driver behaviour for much of its history and is widely acknowledged for its expertise in work related road safety, workplace transport safety and road worker safety.
The Driver Safety Awareness course provides a challenging and interactive way to improve driver awareness and performance and builds on the driver’s existing skills to help reduce the risk of accidents and injuries.
- Introduction
- Driver theory
- Driver safety
- Vehicle safety
- Journey planning
- Post collision
- Assessment
Personal travel safety
Aimed at all those for whom business travel is part and parcel of their everyday working lives, our Personal Travel Safety e-learning course is designed to mitigate the risks involved both for the employee and employer.
The course – the 18th in our ever-growing health and safety software library – focuses on issues such as the dangers of travelling, best practice, what to do in emergencies, and employer duties.
Days spent visiting different parts of the country or travelling abroad – with nights spent in hotels - may sound exciting or even glamorous. But for those who actually do it with any regularity, the appeal is somewhat reduced.
Any form of travel comes with risk, so safety is always an issue both for the employee and employer. Our Personal Travel Safety course offers a convenient and cost-effective way for regular travellers and their managers to understand and lessen those risks.
All our courses can be adapted to meet companies’ individual needs. They are supported by our widely praised, unique online management system, which captures essential information for the health and safety team and provides a fully auditable trail of actions taken or required.
- Introduction
- General Travel
- Transportation Best Practice
- Foreign Travel Preparation
- Understanding Your Destination
- Summary
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA).
Working at height
Working at height presents challenges to safety. However, these risks can be controlled with a sensible approach.
Our Working at Height e-learning course is designed to educate staff on how to assess risks, and how to use the correct & safest equipment when working at height. The course covers both high risks that require thorough planning, and appropriate safety measures for low risks such as using a ladder or kick stool for a short period of time.
Our course will take your staff through 5 modules, from planning & assessing a risk of working at height to maintaining & selecting the right equipment.
In the sixth and final module, staff will be quizzed on their knowledge gained in the 5 educational modules of the course.
The questions they face in module 6 will be drawn from a bank of available questions meaning that staff cannot be coached or ‘learn’ how to pass.
- Introduction
- Planning and assessing risk
- Selecting and maintaining equipment
- Using equipment
- Summary and further resources
- Take the test
Food safety (level 1)
If you work with or around food, you have a responsibility to ensure that anything served to your customers is safe to eat. Our Food Safety Level 1 course takes users on an interactive journey through the fundamentals of food hygiene.
The engaging illustrations and interactive elements are designed to help users remember critical food safety information in line with UK legislation. They will learn everything from the most common hazards to look out for, to the best ways of avoiding contamination.
This is an essential learning tool for anyone who serves food and drink in any environment. For catering, please see Food Safety Catering Level 2, and for retail, please see Food Safety Retail Level 2.
- Introduction
- Microbiological hazards
- Cross-contamination
- Cleaning
- Chilling
- Cooking
- Hygiene and housekeeping
- Summary
- Take the test
Once they’ve completed this course, users should be able to:
- Identify the main hazards present in kitchens
- Know how to organise equipment to avoid these risks
- Be aware of the risks of cross-contamination and how to avoid it
- Understand the benefits of cleaning properly
- Cook to the appropriate temperatures
- Understand their obligations under law
Our Food Safety Level 1 course is designed to help businesses protect their employees in an efficient, cost-effective way. With easy-to-understand information and interactive illustrations, users will be able to build and test their knowledge to safeguard the public while serving food and drink.
- Cost-effective way of training staff
- Saves valuable time and resources
- Users can complete the courses at a pace that suits them
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to complete course
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Interactive, visual learning
- Easy-to-digest information
- Peace-of-mind for employers
- Potential reduction in health and safety issues related to food and drink
Catering food safety (level 2)
If you work with or around food, you have a responsibility to ensure that anything served to your customers is safe to eat. Our Food Safety Level 2 Catering course takes users on an interactive journey through the fundamentals of food hygiene.
The engaging illustrations and interactive elements are designed to help users remember critical food safety information in line with UK legislation, including HACCP. They will learn everything from the most common hazards to look out for, to the best ways of avoiding contamination.
This is an essential learning tool for anyone who serves food and drink in a catering environment. For a more general overview, please see Food Safety Level 1, and for retail, please see Food Safety Retail Level 2.
- Introduction
- Microbiological hazards
- Cross-contamination
- Cleaning
- Chilling
- Cooking
- Hygiene and housekeeping
- Summary
- Take the test
Once they’ve completed this course, users should be able to:
- Understand the HACCP standards
- Identify the main hazards present in kitchens
- Know how to organise equipment to avoid these risks
- Be aware of the risks of cross-contamination and how to avoid it
- Understand the benefits of cleaning properly
- Cook to the appropriate temperatures
- Understand their obligations under law
Our Food Safety Level 2 Catering course is designed to help businesses protect their employees in an efficient, cost-effective way. With easy-to-understand information and interactive illustrations, users will be able to build and test their knowledge to safeguard the public while serving food and drink.
- Cost-effective way of training staff
- Saves valuable time and resources
- Users can complete the courses at a pace that suits them
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to complete course
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Interactive, visual learning
- Easy-to-digest information
- Peace-of-mind for employers
- Potential reduction in health and safety issues related to food and drink
Retail food safety (level 2)
If you are selling food or drink - whether in a corner shop, supermarket, or newsagent, you have a responsibility to ensure that anything served to your customers is safe to eat. Our Food Safety Level 2 Retail course takes users on an interactive journey through the key aspects of food hygiene.
The engaging illustrations and interactive questions are designed to help users retain critical food safety information in line with UK legislation, including HACCP. They will learn everything from the most common hazards to look out for, to the best ways of avoiding contamination. All of this will not only protect customers, it will also improve and maintain the reputation of your business.
This is an essential learning tool for anyone who serves food and drink in a retail environment. For a more general overview, please see Food Safety Level 1, and for catering, please see Food Safety Catering Level 2.
- Introduction
- Microbiological hazards
- Cross-contamination
- Cleaning
- Chilling
- Cooking
- Hygiene and housekeeping
- Summary
- Take the test
Once they’ve completed this course, users should be able to:
- Understand the HACCP standards
- Identify the main hazards present in kitchens
- Know how to organise equipment to avoid these risks
- Be aware of the risks of cross-contamination and how to avoid it
- Understand the benefits of cleaning properly
- Cook to the appropriate temperatures
- Understand their obligations under law
Our Food Safety Level 2 Retail course is designed to help businesses protect their employees in an efficient, cost-effective way. With easy-to-understand information and interactive illustrations, users will be able to build and test their knowledge to safeguard the public while serving food and drink.
- Cost-effective way of training staff
- Saves valuable time and resources
- Users can complete the courses at a pace that suits them
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to complete course
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Interactive, visual learning
- Easy-to-digest information
- Peace-of-mind for employers
- Potential reduction in health and safety issues related to food and drink
Anti-money laundering
This interactive, easy-to-digest e-learning course teaches users exactly what money laundering is in all of its forms. It also helpfully outlines what the latest legislation says, what everyone’s responsibilities are and what steps need to be taken by all staff to fulfil these responsibilities.
- Introduction
- Customer due diligence
- Ongoing monitoring
- Reporting suspicious activity
- Compliance and enforcement
- Terrorism
- Summary
- Take the test
By the end of this course users should be able to:
- Recognise the warning signs of money laundering
- Understand their legal responsibilities
- Know the penalties for not fulfilling responsibilities
- Be aware of updates to EU legislation
- Know the different types of money laundering
As with all of Posturite’s e-learning courses, Anti-Money Laundering is designed to help businesses fulfil their legal obligations in an efficient, cost-effective way. With easy-to-understand information and interactive illustrations, users will be able to build and test their knowledge to safeguard their businesses from money launderers.
- Cost-effective way of training staff
- Saves valuable time and resources
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to complete course
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Interactive, visual learning
- Easy-to-digest information
- Peace-of-mind for employers
First aid refresher training
First aiders can take this immersive online course to remind themselves of the core principles and skills required for basic first aid. It does not officially requalify users as first aiders, but it will top up their skill-set between face-to-face training sessions.
It's estimated that as many as 150,000 people die each year who could have been saved with first aid treatment.
This confidence-boosting course will help put your staff in the best position to act quickly and appropriately in the event of a workplace incident.
- Introduction to first aid
- Managing the situation
- Resuscitation
- External bleeding and shock
- Choking
- Take the test
- Reinforce previous learnings
- Maintain basic first aid skills
- Learn of any changes to procedure
- Learn useful acronyms for remembering the order of first aid processes
- Feel renewed confidence in knowledge of how to act in a variety of situations
- Put learnings to test.
- Free online management system for easy reporting and organisation of training
- Cost-effective way of ensuring first aiders are up-to-speed and best positioned to protect colleagues in the event of an incident
- Users don't have to go offsite or take longer than an hour to complete course
- Users can complete course at the own pace and go back to a saved point at a later date
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to finish course
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Test reinforces knowledge and provides measurable data
- Interactive, immersive visual learning
- Easy-to-digest information
- Peace-of-mind for employers
- Potentially improve the chances of effective first aid being delivered
Safeguarding children and vulnerable adults
Employers have a legal duty to protect children and vulnerable adults in the workplace, but who is vulnerable, what do we need to protect them from, and how should we do so?
Our safeguarding e-learning course will take users steadily through the laws and expectations that are in place to prevent the abuse and neglect of vulnerable people. Learn the four ‘Rs’ of safeguarding and discover how to create a safe culture within your organisation where individuals can flourish.
With interactive elements and memorable illustrations, users will have no trouble absorbing critical information that could help protect vulnerable individuals in the future.
- Introduction
- Harm caused by abuse and neglect
- The four ‘Rs’ of safeguarding
- Preventing abuse and neglect
- Organised safeguards
- Summary
- Find out what ‘safeguarding’ means and why it is important
- Learn whose responsibility safeguarding is
- Identify the type of individuals who may need safeguarding
- Become aware of legislation surrounding safeguarding
- Find out what it takes to create a safe culture within your organisation, from recruitment onwards
- Free online management system for easy reporting and organisation of training
- Cost-effective way of ensuring employees are up-to-speed and best positioned to protect vulnerable individuals in the workplace
- Users don't have to go offsite or take longer than an hour to complete course
- Users can complete course at the own pace and go back to a saved point at a later date
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to finish course
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Test reinforces knowledge and provides measurable data
- Interactive, immersive visual learning
- Easy-to-digest information
- Peace-of-mind for employers
- Protect vulnerable staff, customers and clients
How to perform an office risk assessment
This engaging, memorable course is broken down into four main areas - in addition to an introduction and final multiple choice test. You’ll be taken through each element of performing a risk assessment, starting with identifying hazards, moving on to evaluating risk, controlling risk and finally, how to record your findings properly.
The interactive element will keep users engaged and help transform information into practical knowledge. The idea is to make it as straightforward as it can be to carry out a risk assessment in your office. This will help you comply with legal responsibilities and keep you, your employees and your business as safe as possible.
- Introduction
- Hazards
- Evaluating risk
- Controlling risk
- Recording a risk assessment
- Take the test
- Understand the importance of a risk assessment - and everything it involves
- Identify and evaluate hazards and risks
- Know the ways of controlling various hazards and risks
- Accurately report risk assessments
- Cost-effective way of learning how to properly carry out a risk assessment
- Saves valuable time and resource
- Reduces risk of error
- Reduces risk of health and safety breach
- Users can complete course at a pace that suits the user
- Provides automatic email reminders to prompt users to complete course
- Interactive, visual learning
- Police-approved secure platform with hourly data backups encrypted with AES-256 encryption
- Easy-to-digest information
Fire safety awareness
All organisations, no matter what size have a legal obligation to provide employees with fire safety awareness training.
Our fire safety awareness course will offer simple but useful guidance for office employees so that when they are faced with a possible fire hazard, they will be able to take appropriate action.
It also enables them to participate effectively in measures to reduce, if not eliminate, the risks to which they might be exposed.
Step by step, your staff will be instructed on legislation, what their personal responsibility might be, and how to react in the event of an emergency.
Accreditations
Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH).
- Introduction
- The triangle of fire
- Legal responsibilities
- Inbuilt fire safety
- Fire causes and prevention
- Procedures, drills and evacuation
- Fire extinguishers
- Summary
Home worker DSE training and assessment
All employers have a legal obligation* to provide user training for staff who are regularly using display screen equipment as part of their day to day work. Whether your staff are office or home based, this obligation remains the same.
Our Homeworking DSE e-learning training course should inform and educate staff to be aware of the risks of using computer equipment or any other forms of inputting device including tablets, laptops and smartphones.
The questions they face in module 6 will be drawn from a bank of available questions meaning that staff cannot be coached or ‘learn’ how to pass.
*Health and Safety at Work Act, DSE Regulations 1992 (rev. 2002)
Accreditations
Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH).
- Introduction
- Your chair and desk
- Your computer
- Your environment
- Summary
- Take the test
- Self-assessment
Office worker DSE training and assessment
Having a mobile workforce can present employers with multiple challenges. Our Mobile Working Awareness course was designed to relieve you of much of the pressure and many of the challenges that you, the employer, will face.
It will educate and inform your staff on a wide range of subjects including DSE regulations*, legislation and data security** and personal safety.
The questions they face in module 8 will be drawn from a bank of available questions meaning that staff cannot be coached or ‘learn’ how to pass.
*Health and Safety at Work Act, DSE Regulations 1992 (rev. 2002)
**Data Protection Act 1998
- Introduction
- Laptops
- Other devices
- Driving
- Data safety and security
- First aid
- Summary
- Take the test
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