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 Hybrid DSE Assessment: The Future of Workplace Ergonomics

In today’s evolving work environment, where remote working and office-based roles often blend, ensuring employee comfort and safety has become more complex — and more important — than ever. At Posture Group, we are proud to introduce our Hybrid DSE Assessment, a tailored solution designed to meet the ergonomic needs of both in-office and remote workers. Home Working Assessment

What is a Hybrid DSE Assessment?

A Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Assessment evaluates how employees interact with their computer screens and related equipment to prevent discomfort or injury caused by poor posture or workstation setup. Traditionally, these assessments have been carried out onsite. However, the modern workplace demands flexibility.

Our Hybrid DSE Assessment combines the best of both worlds: it offers a thorough, personalised ergonomic review that can be conducted partially online and partially in person. This hybrid approach ensures that every employee, no matter where they work, receives expert guidance to optimise their workstation.

Why Choose a Hybrid Approach?

  • Flexibility: With many employees working from home part-time, it’s essential to assess their workspace regardless of location.
  • Cost-Effective: Reduces the need for repeated onsite visits while maintaining high assessment quality.
  • Convenience: Employees can receive advice and adjustments in real-time via video calls or in-person visits.
  • Comprehensive: Combines virtual checklists, live video walkthroughs, and expert on-site evaluations to cover every detail.

How Does It Work?

  1. Initial Consultation
    We start with a remote consultation to understand the employee’s work habits and environment.
  2. Virtual Workspace Review
    Using video calls and digital checklists, our ergonomic specialists assess the home workstation setup, providing instant feedback.
  3. Onsite Follow-Up (if needed)
    For office-based employees or more complex setups, we offer an on-site visit to fine-tune adjustments.
  4. Personalised Report & Recommendations
    Each participant receives a detailed report highlighting potential risks and practical advice to improve posture, screen position, chair adjustment, lighting, and more.

Benefits of Hybrid DSE Assessments

  • Improved Wellbeing: Reduces risks of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), eye strain, and repetitive strain injuries.
  • Increased Productivity: Comfortable employees work better and with fewer distractions.
  • Legal Compliance: Helps organisations meet Health and Safety Executive (HSE) regulations.
  • Employee Engagement: Demonstrates a commitment to health and wellbeing in all work environments.

Why Posture Group?

With years of expertise in occupational health and ergonomics, Posture Group has helped countless organisations create safer, healthier workplaces. Our Hybrid DSE Assessment reflects our commitment to innovation and adaptability, ensuring your workforce stays supported no matter where they work.

Get Started Today!

If your organisation is navigating the challenges of hybrid work, our Hybrid DSE Assessment is the perfect solution. Contact Posture Group to schedule your assessments and take the first step towards a healthier, more comfortable workforce.

 

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