Hand Arm Vibration
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The wonder of wearables

Like most industries, the health and safety sector is adapting when it comes to advances in technology. Companies are constantly competing for the most viable method of incorporating technology into smaller, more affordable devices in an attempt to stay ahead of the curve. HSM asks Andy Mee, technical director at HAVi why many health and safety service providers are looking at ways to properly take advantage of this ‘technological revolution’.

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HAV technology put to the test

Reactec has revealed research which confirms that its new HAVwear technology provides a representative measure of vibration risk experienced by a tool operator and, for the first time, the ability to understand what is actually happening during live tool use.

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42% increase in HAVS non-compliances

BSG (Building Safety Group), which describes itself as the UK’s largest construction safety group, has reported a 42% rise in the number of Hand Arm Vibration (HAVS) non-compliances recorded through site inspections.

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Noise & vibration monitoring

At The Health & Safety Event, Svantek will be showing a wide range of high performance noise and vibration monitoring instrumentation, including its SV103 personal vibration dosimeter and ATEX and IECEx Intrinsically Safe (IS) SV104 personal noise dosimeter for use in potentially explosive work environments.

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In-house calibration

Following the setting up of an acoustic calibration laboratory last year, Bedford-based Svantek UK – part of the AcSoft Group – is now offering in-house calibration of its wide range of high performance noise and vibration instrumentation for occupational health and environmental monitoring applications.

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