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A Comprehensive Guide to Computer Workstation Wellness
By Training Station
Learn how to set up your computer workstation for maximum comfort and productivity at our event!
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Refunds up to 7 days before event
About this event
Health • Personal health
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the basics of ergonomic posture at a computer desk.
- Learn to identify and prevent computer-related strain and injuries.
- Discover how to organise your workstation for maximum comfort.
- Manage screen time and digital overload with structured strategies.
- Apply cybersecurity habits to protect devices and personal data.
- Explore methods for reducing stress while using digital devices.
Course Curriculum
- Module 1: Introduction to Computer Workstation Safety and Posture
- Module 2: Preventing Work-Related Injuries and Organised Workstation
- Module 3: Time Management for Productivity and Managing Digital Overload
- Module 4: Cybersecurity Best Practices and Maintenance of Computer Hardware
- Module 5: Electrical Safety Guidelines and Emergency Procedures
- Module 6: Stress Management and Reinforcement
Who is This Course For?
- Office workers who sit for long periods at their desks.
- Remote professionals seeking smarter digital work habits.
- Managers aiming to support healthier team environments.
- Freelancers working from various digital setups and locations.
- Students spending long hours in front of screens.
- IT staff interested in workstation safety and digital hygiene.
- HR professionals promoting well-being in digital workspaces.
- Anyone whose screen time feels longer than their lunch break.
Career Path (With Average Salaries in the UK)
- Health and Safety Officer – £34,000 per year
- Workplace Wellness Advisor – £30,000 per year
- Occupational Health Technician – £28,000 per year
- IT Support Specialist (Workstation Management) – £29,000 per year
- Office Administrator (Wellness-Focused) – £26,000 per year
- Remote Work Coordinator – £32,000 per year
Frequently asked questions
What is the most important point to consider when evaluating your workstation?
Your posture—how you sit affects comfort, focus, and long-term health.
What are the four principles for workstation layout?
Neutral posture, minimal reach, screen at eye level, and proper chair support.
Why is it important to set up your workstation correctly?
It helps prevent discomfort, reduces strain, and boosts daily productivity.
What is the first part of your workstation you should adjust?
Start with your chair—it sets the foundation for your posture.
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