Cross-cutting

Work from Home

Productivity

8 pm

Introduction

In a world that is constantly development technological And with the growing uptake of remote working, it is essential to have a thorough understanding of the dynamics of working from home.

The justification of this course Work from Home lies in the need to provide professionals, business leaders and teams with the essential tools and knowledge to operate effectively in this work environment in a state of constant change.

Defining and understanding the many forms of remote working enable participants to identify the structure and scope best suited to their specific work-related needs. This knowledge is essential for optimising the productivity and collaboration in an environment virtual.

Objectives

Understanding the different forms remote working and its applicability across various areas of work.
To familiarise yourself with the tools computer science y technological essential for working from home.
Understanding the risks and threats cybernetic, as well as establishing corporate security policies.
Identify the ergonomic and psychosocial risks associated with remote working, and implement measures to prevention y well-being.
Learn how to set up an ergonomic and safe workspace to prevent accidents y injuries labour-related.
To be able to manage the work-related stress, to maintain a healthy work-life balance and prevent burnout.
To gain knowledge of measures to prevent and protect against risks electric y radiation.

TEACHING UNIT 1. TELEWORK: FORMS AND AREAS OF APPLICATION
1. Definition of Telework. Basic concepts
2. Forms of remote working
3. Areas of work in which teleworking can be implemented
4. Advantages and Disadvantages of Remote Working
TEACHING UNIT 2. IT TOOLS FOR TELEWORKING
1. Internet for remote working
2. Hardware for working from home
3. Software for remote working
TEACHING UNIT 3. CYBERSECURITY IN BUSINESSES
1. Cybersecurity
2. Threats
3. Security policy
TEACHING UNIT 4. PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL RISKS WHEN WORKING FROM HOME
1. Remote working. Implementation project. Definitions
2. Eye strain: Risk of glare or poor lighting
3. Musculoskeletal disorders. Ergonomic factors. Risk of awkward postures
4. Work-related stress. Burnout syndrome. Excessive or insufficient workload, communication problems and conflicting instructions
5. Risk of people falling at the same level
6. Risk of cuts and bruises
7. Electrical hazards
8. Risk of exposure to radiation

Work from Home

Introduction

Objectives

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