Noise Guide For Controlling Noise In The Workplace

According to the HSE, over one million employees in Great Britain are exposed to levels of noise which put their hearing at risk

by Pascale O'Rourke | Thursday 28 January 2016

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Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is one of the most prevalent, but often ignored, risks in the workplace and employees must, by law, be protected.
Once noise-induced hearing loss has taken place, it is irreversible.

Noise measurement products experts, Pulsar Instruments, have produced an Employers' Guide containing important basic guidance on companies' duties under the Regulations.

The Guide is relevant to you, especially if you operate a noisy environment, machinery or tools. It explains the ‘Legal limits’ for daily noise exposure for employees and the key levels exposure action values. It offers a useful introduction to the most common methods of assessing noise exposure. It also provides an insight into how to ensure the effectiveness of your workplace noise control programme as recommended in the Regulations.

Find out more today by downloading our FREE guide and by learning how the Regulations affect you and your employees. Alternatively, call one Pulsar Instruments team members on 01723 518011 to discuss on your queries on the legislation and your requirements for noise measurement products.

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CONTACT

Pascale O'Rourke
Pulsar Instruments Plc
pascale.orourke@pulsarinstruments.com
www.pulsarinstruments.com
+44 1723 518011

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