Occupational Noise ManagementOrganisations today have a fundamental responsibility to minimise the impact of excessive noise on their workforce. Most companies understand the requirement to identify hazards and conduct periodic noise surveys, but this is only the first step in management of occupational noise. Beyond hazard identification there is a requirement to manage exposure to noise on a day-to-day basis. This requires a comprehensive system of policies, procedures and guidelines aimed at reducing the potential for noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) to As Low As Reasonably Practical (ALARP) levels. Typical Problems Areas
Our Expertise We have leading edge capability in the design of systems to comply with local legislation. This has been developed through close working relations with regulatory bodies and an intimate knowledge of typical client issues. Typically this involves specifying the requirements and responsibilities for: Our occupational noise management capability is supported by comprehensive, high quality measurement services, including: |
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