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This display screen equipment (DSE) workstation checklist can be used by employees to conduct self-assessments and be in compliance with the DSE Regulations 1992. This checklist sample is based on the University of Cambridge's DSE User Self-Assessment Checklist.
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The DSE workstation assessment form can be used by employers who need to comply with the Health and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992. It lists risk factors in six areas, with "yes/no" tick boxes: keyboards, mouse and trackball, display screens, software, furniture, and work environment. It also lists issues to consider and provides a space to record planned action. This template is based on the Health and Safety Executive Northern Island's (HSENI) DSE Workstation Assessment Checklist.
The video display unit (VDU) workstation assessment checklist can help safety representatives and individual workers carry out inspections where there are visual display units (VDU), such as computer screens (also referred to as DSE). This template is based on the Health and Safety Executive Northern Island's (HSENI) DSE Workstation Assessment Checklist.
This DFARS compliance checklist is used in performing self-assessment on information systems. DoD contractors can use this checklist to evaluate if current information systems provide adequate security by adhering to DFARS requirements and regulations. This checklist is based on the NIST MEP Cybersecurity Self-Assessment Handbook and was converted using SafetyCulture.
This self-assessment employee evaluation form can be used by employees to reflect and evaluate their performance over-time. Digital signatures were provided to validate discussion with the supervisor.
