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Workplace Noise Monitoring Assessment for a Manufacturing Site in Rotherham

Sysco Environmental Ltd conducted a noise monitoring assessment at a manufacturing site in Rotherham.

The primary goals were to measure daily noise exposure levels for employees, identify sources of excessive noise, and recommend control measures. The assessment revealed that employees in the main production areas are exposed to noise levels above the safe limit of 85dB. The primary sources of this noise include saws, nail guns, air drills, and other power tools used in various stages of the production process.

To address these issues, it is recommended to introduce a low-noise purchase policy for new equipment and provide several types of hearing protection to employees, enforcing its use strictly. Additionally, implementing a formal health surveillance programme with annual audiometric testing will help monitor employees' hearing health.

By following these recommendations, the company can ensure a safer working environment, improve employee well-being, and maintain compliance with noise at work regulations. This approach highlights the company's dedication to prioritising employee health and safety.


Workplace Noise Monitoring Assessment for a Manufacturing Site in Barnsley

Sysco Environmental Ltd conducted a workplace noise monitoring assessment at a manufacturing site in Barnsley. This initiative was part of the company's commitment to adhering to health and safety regulations.

The primary goals were to measure employees' daily noise exposure, identify sources of excessive noise, and recommend control measures. It was found that employees on the production floor are exposed to noise levels exceeding safe limits, primarily due to the use of hand-held tools such as grinders, sanders, and trimmers.

To address this, it is recommended to enforce the mandatory use of hearing protection during tasks involving these tools and to introduce formal annual audiometric testing for production floor employees. Implementing these recommendations will enhance workplace safety, improve employee well-being, and ensure compliance with noise at work regulations, demonstrating the company's dedication to maintaining a safe working environment.