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Many people start to feel discomfort at work without realising that their workstation setup is the cause, and this often leads to ongoing strain that affects comfort and productivity. A simple adjustment or a Face to Face DSE Assessment can create a safer and more supportive workspace that prevents these issues from building up over time. Read more

A Display Screen Equipment assessment checks how someone works at a screen to reduce discomfort and injury risk. Every UK employer must support workers who use screens for long periods under the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992. In person assessments give a human touch that online forms cannot match. They’re about observing real behaviour, finding subtle risks, and making practical changes that actually stick. Read more

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A DSE assessment is a legal requirement in the UK for anyone who uses display screen equipment daily for continuous periods of an hour or more. Under current DSE regulations, the Health and Safety Executive makes it clear that employers must carry out workstation assessments for these workers and repeat them whenever a new workstation is set up, a new user starts, the setup changes, or a member of staff reports discomfort. Read more

You have probably seen the term DSE in emails, policies, or onboarding documents. The usual question follows straight away. What does DSE stand for?
DSE stands for display screen equipment. In simple terms, display screen equipment covers computers, laptops, tablets, and any device with a screen that someone uses for work on a daily basis.
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Employees with hypermobility often face unique challenges at their desks. They may experience joint pain, fatigue, and difficulty maintaining posture throughout the day. Providing the right support through tailored workstation assessments can make a significant difference. Simple adjustments to desks, chairs, monitors, and accessories help improve comfort, reduce strain, and keep employees productive and engaged.
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Learning how to sit properly at work is crucial for overall health and well-being. Poor posture can lead to chronic back and neck pain, poor circulation, and reduced productivity. By adopting correct sitting habits, you can prevent these issues and create a more comfortable, efficient workspace.
In this guide, we’ll share expert-backed strategies to help you improve your sitting posture and support your overall health throughout the workday. Read more

Every day, employees across the UK are working through aches and discomfort. It’s not just about feeling sore, it can affect how well people work, how much they enjoy their job, and even the money a business spends. According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) caused 7.8 million lost working days in 2023/2024. Behind those numbers are real people. Your colleagues or team members struggling with back pain, stiff necks, or sore wrists. Read more

Our workstation assessments in Plymouth can be carried out for 1 to 1,000 employees and include a full written report of the existing workstation and recommendations. This helps both line managers and ‘end users’ identify any issues with current setups as well as any specific products that may assist on a proactive basis with regards to Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs). Read more