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Exposure
to elevated levels of noise within the workplace can lead to irreversible
hearing damage, commonly known as noise induced hearing loss (NIHL),
tinnitus, headaches, communication problems and stress.
AEC
offer consultants who can provide a competent and independent
assessment of noise levels within your workplace in accordance
with the current Noise at Work Regulations (1989).
AEC
can also work with your company, in order that you comply with
the‘Control of Noise at Work Regulations (2005)’,
which came into force in April 2006, following the implementation
of the EU Physical Agents (Noise) Directive.
The
new regulations will lower the noise levels to which employees
can be exposed to before action needs to be taken, as well as
placing more emphasis on employers to assess the risks to employees
from elevated noise in the workplace.
On
completion of the workplace noise assessment a full interpretive
report will be produced with recommendations and advice on how
to reduce employees exposure being made where necessary.
Contact:
Tel:
0161 872 7111 Email:
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