If you carry out DSE assessments as part of your role, you can use this page to top up your knowledge on musculoskeletal disorders and ergonomics, print and share advice sheets and find lots of useful information about the ergonomic products we produce and supply. Remember, we’re always happy to help and support you.
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Become part of our growing DSE assessor community if you’d like to receive occasional email invites to relevant educational events, learn about new ergonomic products and get free DSE-related posters and infographics straight to your inbox.
We’re always here to help
Our dedicated DSE support team is always happy to answer your questions about ergonomics, positioning and equipment. Jump on chat, email, or the phone to talk to Vikki or Graham.
Vikki’s been at Posturite for over 11 years and has a solid background in anatomy, physiology and musculoskeletal injuries. Graham’s been with us for over 5 years and has a background in injury rehabilitation. They’re both more than happy to offer information and advice, or try to guide you in the right direction.
Product help
We’re here to make it as easy as possible for you to carry out effective DSE assessments. We really do believe you’re the key to helping office workers stay healthy and productive. We’ll help by:
- Providing you with product images and descriptions for your reports.
- Making it easy to find product information - either through our site, or by offering advice on the phone and over email/instant chat.
- Making ordering and returning products hassle-free for your clients.
Resources for DSE assessors
You don’t have to be a Posturite assessor to benefit from our monthly educational resources. Even if you work independently, we’d love for you to make use of the posters, advice sheets and webinars we produce.
Our resources, informed by our network of experts, are designed to relay useful information quickly and clearly. Please feel free to make use of these how you see fit.
Advice sheets
A brief guide to computer mouse ergonomics
This poster reminds you about good mouse positions, as well as offering information about the different types of ergonomic mice available.
DSE helpful hints
A useful annotated graphic of a suitable workstation to help DSE users remain suitably set up after their assessment with you.
Back pain in the workplace
A comprehensive series of printable posters great for sticking around the office. Lots of subjects covered, including active working, DSE set up and a guide to ergonomic chair functions.
Webinars
Mobile working - managing ergonomics issues in the changing workplace
Ed Milnes is a Chartered Ergonomics and Human Factors consultant with a particular interest in the ergonomics of mobile device use.
Seeing the light - lighting quality relating to DSE
Paul Humphrey is a Chartered Occupational Hygienist advising employers on how to reduce employees’ risk of harm to health due to exposure to chemical and physical agents in the workplace.
Top tips for choosing products for agile workers
Our Seating Specialist and product expert David Kirtley reveals his top tips for kitting agile workers out with the right equipment.
Blog posts
Use our expert online chat service for fast answers to your DSE queries
DSE assessors find our product experts give invaluable instant help on the Posturite Live Chat.
Know your ergonomic working zones
This post includes a visual guide on where to place certain equipment on a workstation.
Comfort and happiness are at the heart of our DSE Assessments
Meet two of our DSE Assessors here and find out the highlights of their very varied job.
Let's continue to work together
When we first started out in the early ‘90s we were working closely with people like you — ergonomists, physios, occupational therapists, osteopaths, chiropractors and health and safety staff, to develop effective products and make them accessible to the right people. Even though we’re a much bigger company today, our focus is still the same: to help the people who are suffering as a result of poor workstation set up and equipment.
