Ergonix

CIEHF Accredited DSE Workstation Assessor Training — Online

Ergonix delivers a single course, and it is a well-chosen one: the CIEHF Accredited DSE Workstation Assessor course, live online. Every employer with display screen equipment users has a legal duty to assess their workstations, and training an internal assessor is generally cheaper and more responsive than commissioning assessments individually.

DSE Workstation Assessor
The CIEHF Accredited DSE Workstation Assessor course, delivered live online with an instructor. It qualifies you to carry out display screen equipment assessments — seating, screen position, input devices, lighting, posture and the environment — and to make practical recommendations that people will actually adopt. See all DSE courses.
Why the accreditation matters
The Chartered Institute of Ergonomics & Human Factors is the professional body for ergonomics in the UK. A CIEHF-accredited course carries weight that a generic DSE session does not, which matters if assessments are ever scrutinised — after a musculoskeletal claim, for instance, or during an HSE inspection.
What the law requires
The Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations require employers to assess workstations for DSE users, reduce identified risks, and repeat the assessment when the workstation or the user's circumstances change. Home working has widened that duty considerably — a kitchen table is a workstation if someone works there regularly.
Internal assessor or external consultant?
For an organisation with more than a handful of DSE users, training an internal assessor usually costs less than commissioning individual assessments and produces faster responses. Someone in house can reassess after a desk move or a new starter without arranging a visit. External consultants remain useful for complex cases — significant musculoskeletal problems, disability adjustments or contested claims.
Training a whole team?

Envico can source on-site delivery at your own premises from across our provider network — your dates, no travel, better value per delegate.