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DSE

The workstation assessment, and the date it is due again.

  • On the file

    The workstation, the person, and the date it is due again.

  • Duty

    Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992

  • Where it is used

    On the person's own screen, in the office or the site cabin.

What it does

  • Screen, chair, desk, and the person who uses them.
  • A review date. It does not sit until someone asks.
  • For the office and the site cabin, not only head office.

On the file

  • Screen, chair, and desk
  • The person who uses them
  • What was found
  • What was changed
  • The review date

Why digital

Against a paper file, a spreadsheet, or a folder in the cabin.

  • The person does it on their own screen. You are not chasing paper forms.
  • A review that is due shows up. It does not wait for an audit.

The duty

UK law. We name it. We do not invent a badge.

  • Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992

    Analyse the workstation. Reduce the risk. Review it.

  • Who uses it

    The person at the workstation. Whoever looks after the office sees what is due.

  • Sits with

    With that person's record. It covers the site cabin as well as head office.

  • What good looks like

    Done by the person who sits there. A review that is due is visible.

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