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Course in Visual Ergonomics Risk Assessment Method (VERAMlight) €3990 Certified Visual Ergonomics Specialist: Become an Expert in Risk Assessment with VERAMlight Overview: This 20-hour course is for professionals who want to deepen their expertise in visual ergonomics and use a proven, research-based method to conduct accurate and reliable risk assessments. You’ll gain access to the VERAMlight Method, developed by top researchers in Sweden, and learn to use this method to evaluate visual environments effectively. You will also receive a light meter and a VERAMlight app to help you conduct assessments with precision. What You’ll Get: • Visual Ergonomics Specialist Certification Your name will show at our website so that people can contact you if they need help with visual environment assessments/related questions in your area/country. • 20 hours of expert-led lectures: Covering topics such as visual ergonomics, glare, light flicker, ageing eye, circadian rhythm, and how they affect health and performance. • 2 hours of 1:1 coaching: Get personalized guidance to refine your skills and boost your confidence in making recommendations. • The VERAMlight Method: Learn the step-by-step approach to conducting thorough visual ergonomics risk assessments. • VERAMlight app (1 year): Access our powerful app for assessing and tracking visual environment factors. • VERAMlight Handbook: A practical, easy-to-follow guide with clear instructions on what to assess and how to recommend improvements. • Light meter Hagner Screenmaster: A physical tool that will help you accurately measure light levels and identify areas that need improvement. Instructions on how to use it and where to measure. • Online community and chat group: Connect with fellow professionals, ask questions, and exchange tips and advice. • Access to recurrent Q&A sessions What You’ll Learn: • How to conduct comprehensive visual ergonomics risk assessments using the VERAMlight Method. • The key visual factors that affect well-being and performance (e.g., glare, light levels, and flicker). • How to make practical recommendations for improving lighting, reducing eye strain, and addressing musculoskeletal complaints. • How to educate clients on the long-term benefits of a properly designed visual environment, leading to increased productivity and well-being. Take the next step in your professional development and become an expert in visual ergonomics risk assessment with VERAM.