articleHandle the risk
With more than two million UK workers at risk from vibrating tools, Tim Turney explains how better risk assessment, exposure data and health surveillance can help prevent Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS).
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newsHSE warns employers against delaying action
THE HEALTH and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched a campaign urging employers to assess workplace noise and vibration risks and take action before workers suffer permanent ill health.
productAdvanced monitoring solutions at HSM Live Coventry
TSI AND Casella, a division of TSI, will be exhibiting at HSM Live on 1 July at Coventry Building Society Arena, showcasing their advanced monitoring solutions for industrial safety, occupational hygiene, and environmental applications.
productCastle VibA(8) on show at HSM Coventry
CASTLE GROUP will showcase its VibA(8) hand-arm and whole-body vibration meter at HSM Live in Coventry on 1 July 2026.
productWorkplace monitoring webinar series returns
CASELLA HAS announced its latest schedule of training webinars for environmental and workplace monitoring.
productReal-time HAVS monitoring
SPACEBANDS IS helping organisations replace assumptions around Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) exposure with real-time data. Its wearable monitor tracks personal vibration exposure directly from the worker’s wrist, providing A(8) calculations and alerts as exposure limits are approached.
productConnected instruments improve workplace safety monitoring
TSI AND Casella, a division of TSI, provide advanced monitoring solutions for industrial safety, occupational hygiene, and environmental applications.
newsFine after workers develop vibration-related illnesses
A METAL fabrication company based at Immingham Docks in North East Lincolnshire has been sentenced after pleading guilty to exposing multiple employees to vibration risks at work.
newsNHS Trust failed to manage hand-arm vibration risks
AN NHS Trust has been fined £40k after several employees were diagnosed with Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS), following prolonged exposure to vibration from work equipment.
productWhat are we missing?
A NEW webinar from Castle Group will explore whether lessons from the HSE’s recent findings on noise-at-work consultancy report standards can be transferred to Hand Arm Vibration.
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