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Section 5 Noise at Work - Health and Safety Authority
www.hsa.ienoise. Noise is generated when the moving part of the tool or machine comes into contact with the work piece e.g.blade of a circular saw cutting wood or metal. Significantnoise can also be generated from pneumatic or air-fed tools when the air is released. How is the noise measured? Noise levels are measured using a noise meter.
Controlling Noise at Work - Health and Safety Executive
www.hse.gov.ukIntroduction • New “Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005” replaced current noise regulations from 6th April 2006 • Headline: 5 dB reduction in exposure which triggers duties to control • Opportunity: A revised framework for management of noise risks • New regulations, new emphasis
2005 No.1643 HEALTH AND SAFETY - Legislation.gov.uk
www.legislation.gov.ukSTATUTORY INSTRUMENTS 2005 No.1643 HEALTH AND SAFETY The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 Made - - - - 18th June 2005 Laid before Parliament 28th June 2005
Noise at work
www.hse.gov.ukNoise at work: A brief guide to controlling the risks Page 4 of 10 other workplaces similar to yours; and data from suppliers of machinery. Do not make any allowance for the wearing of personal hearing protection when you estimate workers’ noise exposure levels. Personal noise exposure may also be calculated over a week rather than a day, if
Noise atWork - Health and Safety Authority
www.hsa.ieIntroduction This section seeks to give practical guidance to employers on complying with the Control of Noise at Work Regulations, which form part of the Safety, Health and
Noise at work - hse.gov.uk
www.hse.gov.ukPage 1 of 10 Health and Safety Executive Noise at work A brief guide to controlling the risks This is a web-friendly version of leaflet INDG362(rev2),