DSE Risk Assessment(s)

DSE and Ergonomic Workplace Reviews

Global OHS can help you review your current DSE risk assessment process and tighten how issues get escalated. We keep the approach practical and cost effective, and we can include DSE assessor training where it supports internal capability. We also provide specialist ergonomic reviews for individuals and for specific workplace setups, including role demands and the working environment.

Assessment, ergonomic and workplace reviews

Musculoskeletal disorders can drive a large share of workplace absence, and employers can reduce that impact with early reporting and timely action. HSE notes that many people recover well when the problem gets recognised early and treated appropriately.

Risk factors for musculoskeletal problems turn up in almost every sector, from office based work to physically demanding roles. HSE sickness absence data also shows MSDs account for a significant volume of working days lost due to work related ill health.

Why OHS Services?

HSE highlights three simple messages that guide good practice. Employers can take steps to prevent or minimise MSDs, prevention measures make good business sense, and early reporting plus suitable treatment and rehabilitation matters because you cannot prevent every case.

What can we do for you

We can review how you run DSE assessments and help you build a clearer pathway for concerns, adjustments, and follow up. HSE guidance expects employers to assess DSE workstations for regular users and reduce risks where they arise, including posture and setup factors.

We also deliver ergonomic workplace reviews that focus on the person, the task, and the environment. The aim is simple: reduce strain, improve comfort, and support sustainable working habits.

To book an ergonomic review for your staff, get in touch with Global OHS. We will help you reduce the risk of MSDs and strengthen your DSE process with clear, practical recommendations.

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