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BODYTRAK SAYS it is revolutionising worker safety in hazardous environments with the world’s first intrinsically safe in-ear physiological monitoring solution, Bodytrak 1 IS.
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articleSound plan
Workplace noise is a widespread occupational hazard. With over two million UK workers exposed to damaging noise levels, and potential consequences ranging from tinnitus to irreversible hearing loss, employers must prioritise auditory wellbeing. Kevin Davies explores the benefits of custom filtered plugs.
articleDon’t take chances
For organisations looking to simplify, streamline, and ultimately improve their approach to occupational noise monitoring, the goal should be to reduce or eliminate uncertainty. Neal Muggleton provides an insight.
articleIn the spotlight with Neal Muggleton
This month we put Minuendo’s Neal Muggleton in the spotlight to find out how he found himself in the health and safety industry.
articleHear tomorrow
Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) can be avoided by wearing hearing protection. The right protection for the task in hand has to be worn correctly to offer maximum protection. Here, the BSIF Hearing Protection Special Interest Group provides some guidance.
productCompatible PPE at A+A
JSP WILL be exhibiting the latest innovative PPE products at The A + A Trade Fair & Congress 2023 offering fully compatible sustainable safety solutions for today’s workplace.
articleEye on the sky
While the sun is a welcome sight for many, it’s easy to overlook the importance of shielding the eyes from its damaging effects. Clair Weston highlights some key factors to consider to keep eyes safe in the sun.
articleSound plan
Steven Ellis looks at how level-dependent hearing protection can benefit your workplace.
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NOISE IS a workplace hazard that is all too easily ignored in industries including construction, food manufacturing, utilities, infrastructure, and general manufacturing.
newsSounds like the future – how new technology is helping employers monitor noise
TIM TURNEY, global marketing manager at occupational hygiene and environmental expert Casella, shares his thoughts on how emerging technologies are supporting noise monitoring in the workplace.
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