productCIRRUS RESEARCH specialises in the design, manufacture, and distribution of high-quality noise measurement instruments and solutions. For over 50 years, it has been working hard to prevent and eradicate noise-induced hearing loss and environmental noise pollution with innovative, intuitive and easy-to-use noise measurement instruments.
productCIRRUS RESEARCH has been at the forefront of noise measurement technology for more than 50 years, providing state-of-the-art solutions that empower organisations to accurately assess and manage noise levels in diverse environments.
newsA TRAM company has been fined £240,000 following the tragic death of a 53-year-old pedestrian.
productCIRRUS RESEARCH is aware of the challenges faced by the construction industry. One issue that often flies under the radar is the continuous exposure of workers to high noise levels, a hazard that can lead to serious hearing health problems.
productIN THE environment of the food and drink manufacturing industry, the wellbeing of employees should always be a top priority. One significant concern that often goes unnoticed is occupational noise which can have severe implications on the health and safety of workers.
podcastIN THIS episode, podcast host Mark Sennett chats with Intelex’s Scott Gaddis as well as covering the latest news in the health and safety sector.
productCIRRUS RESEARCH has been calibrating and servicing noise and vibration measurement instrumentation for more than 50 years. This history and experience allows its team to offer a unique service, no matter what equipment or calibration requirements you may have.
newsTHE BRITISH Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS), a scientific charity and the Chartered Society for Worker Health Protection, is pleased to announce the appointment of Alex Wilson as the new president for 2023-2024.
newsTHE INSTITUTION of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) warns that the Government’s amended plans to scrap EU laws don’t go far enough and will continue to harm economic growth, as a new survey of its members reveals concerns about the impact on businesses and inward investment.
newsA FOOD processing firm has been hit with a £100k fine after a worker severed part of her finger when her hand was caught in machinery at a site in Devon.
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