Noise at Work Assessments

Noise at Work Assessments

"Your Sound Solution for Workplace Safety"

Our Noise at Work assessment evaluates workplace noise levels to ensure compliance with legal standards and protect employees from hearing damage. Our service involves a detailed survey using specialised equipment to measure noise exposure across different work areas and tasks. We analyse the data to determine if noise levels exceed regulatory limits and identify high-risk zones. We provide expert guidance on controlling noise through engineering solutions, administrative measures, or personal protective equipment. Our comprehensive report outlines findings, legal obligations, and tailored recommendations to minimise risks and ensure compliance with workplace noise regulations. Our assessment includes employee exposure monitoring, helping businesses safeguard workers’ health while meeting legal requirements. By conducting a Noise at Work assessment, employers demonstrate their commitment to workplace safety, reduce the likelihood of noise-induced hearing loss claims, and create a healthier, more productive working environment. Ongoing reviews ensure continued compliance as workplace conditions evolve.

  • Workplace Noise Assessments
  • Noise Exposure Evaluations for each of your team
  • Hearing Protection suitability and selection guidance
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Scope of Service

Noise Surveys: We use cutting-edge equipment to assess workplace noise levels, giving you a clear picture of your workplace environment.
Risk Assessments: We help pinpoint high-risk areas, machinery, and tasks so you can focus on the most effective noise control measures.
Compliance Guidance: Navigating noise regulations can be complex — we provide expert advice to ensure you meet regulatory requirements.
Practical Noise Mitigation: Get tailored solutions for reducing noise, from noise abatement technologies to choosing the right PPE for your team.
Regular Monitoring: Stay on top of workplace safety with ongoing noise monitoring programs designed for long-term compliance and peace of mind.

FAQ's

What is a Noise at Work Assessment and why is it important?

A Workplace Noise Assessment is a thorough analysis of noise levels within your work environment. It identifies areas where noise may endanger employees’ hearing and overall well-being. This assessment is essential for complying with the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, minimising the risk of hearing damage, and fostering a safer, more productive workplace.
How often should Noise at Work Assessments be conducted?

The frequency of Noise at Work Assessments is influenced by various factors, such as changes in workplace operations, the introduction of new equipment, and modifications to the work environment. As a general rule, assessments should be carried out annually or whenever substantial changes occur that may affect noise levels. Consistent monitoring helps maintain compliance and safeguards employees’ well-being.
What equipment do you use for noise monitoring and assessments?

Based on job requirements, we utilise either Class 1 or Class 2 Sound Level Meters and Noise Dosimeters to perform precise noise assessments. These instruments deliver accurate noise level measurements throughout your workplace, helping us pinpoint high-risk areas and suggest effective noise control solutions.
How can I ensure my workplace remains compliant with noise regulations?

To ensure compliance with noise regulations, it is essential to conduct regular noise assessments, implement effective noise control measures, and continuously monitor noise levels. Our consultancy offers comprehensive risk assessments, compliance support, and tailored programs for ongoing noise monitoring. We also provide training and guidance to help you navigate and adhere to noise legislation.
Do I need to do a Noise at Work Assessment?

Yes, a Noise at Work Assessment is required if your workplace has environments where noise levels may endanger employees’ hearing and overall well-being. Under the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, employers are legally obligated to evaluate and control noise exposure to safeguard their workforce.

Legislation & Standards

The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 L108
Sound level meter standard
Dosemeter standard

Accreditations

Associate Member of the Institute of Acoustics (A.M.I.O.A)
Technical Member of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH)
Competent Person in Noise Assessment

Applications Areas

packaging
 printing
 food processing
 agriculture
 ship building
 NHS hospitals
 armed forces
 retail distribution
 engineering
 joinery
 automotive
fabrication
 recycling centres
 windows and door manufacture
 aviation
 ships

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