Noise At Work

Noise at work is a serious issue and has the potential to create unwanted lawsuits for injury and illness suffered from working conditions that do not adhere to the current legislations as set by UK law. Noise induced hearing loss is the main cause for concern in industries where a heavy noise presence is experienced in the everyday environment. The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 set out the guidelines that employers must follow to provide a safe working environment for their employees and prevent unnecessary exposure to high levels of noise. Here at Mercian Environmental Services we can assist you by carrying out a thorough survey and risk assessment that will identify any areas that may cause concern and how to help improve the workplace to make it a safe environment for all employees.

Our services to help combat noise at work are ideal for those who have a high noise level within their working environment such as workshops or fabrication plants, we have helped many businesses throughout the UK combat their issues within the workplace regarding noise and can help you too with our dedicated service that conforms to the highest of standards. You can find further information in relation to our services by visiting this page: Noise At Work. You will also see in greater details the industries in which we have served. Our programmes will compile of several different areas including a thorough and detailed survey as well as measurement and calculation of daily noise that is emitted from your premises. Once this is all complete we will evaluate the risk levels and produce a written document detailing how the areas affected can be improved to help address any issues that may arise from our findings.

Should you have any questions, relating to our noise at work services, then please do not hesitate to contact us. You will find all our details on this website and we are always happy to hear from you and will endeavour to answer any questions that you may have. We look forward to hearing from you and helping your business to meet the laws and regulations as set out in The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005.

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