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Free noise assessment
21 September 2018
Noise monitoring experts Cirrus Research have launched a free Noise at Work assessment to help companies provide a risk-free environment to protect their workers’ hearing.

Said to be the first of its kind, the comprehensive assessment is available UK-wide and follows a four-stage process that enables companies to identify, target and eliminate noise risks in the workplace.
The new assessment includes: Initial site assessment – including a tour of your premises with you to identify potential noise risks in your workplace; A review of existing methods to look at any existing control methods in place and analyse their efficacy; Test measurements – using Cirrus’ industry-leading noise measurement equipment to take sample readings; Expert recommendations – offering the best solutions to move forward, from instrumentation and training to full analytical services.
“We believe in protecting people from hearing loss and other health conditions associated with excessive noise exposure,” said group marketing manager Tom Shelton. “The new noise assessment is part of our wider UK campaign ‘Noise Changes Lives’ that highlights the risks and impact that hearing loss can have on individuals.
“Every workplace is different, and our team of experts each have decades of noise monitoring experience to be able to quickly assess those potential noise hot spots, collate any evidence and then make recommendations based on a proven process.”
To book a free noise assessment email: sales@cirrusresearch.com
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