productBRINGING NEW ways of teamworking, JSP’s Sonis Comms features embedded DMC technology to enable teams of up to 15 people to communicate and move around freely in remote locations without internet or mobile network coverage. Developed for high-performance protection, Sonis Comms offers SNR levels of 34dB (Headband) and 30dB (Mounted).
productWORKSCREEN, THE portable user-operated surveillance audiometry company that delivers HSE hearing tests anywhere, at any time, reports continued demand from organisations with surveillance backlogs after the Pandemic.
productON HAZARDOUS sites with harmful noise levels, the requirement for adequate hearing protection can be at odds with the need for effective communication. Sonis® Comms innovative new technology is changing the way teams communicate on site whilst providing the necessary hearing protection.
articleOn hazardous sites with harmful noise levels, the requirement for adequate hearing protection can be at odds with the need for effective communication. Louise Charlton explores how new technology is changing the way teams communicate in high-noise environments.
productSONIS COMMS from JSP features embedded DMC technology to enable teams of up to 15 people to communicate and move around freely in remote locations without internet or mobile network coverage. Developed for high-performance protection, Sonis Comms offers SNR levels of 34dB (Headband) and 30dB (Mounted).
productSONIS® COMMS brings new ways of teamworking. The embedded DMC® technology enables teams of up to 15 people to communicate and move around freely in remote locations without internet or mobile network coverage.
articleOur hearing is something we must not take for granted, and given that hearing loss can take years to manifest, we must ensure that every employee is protected from noise. Peter Dumigan take a look at this workplace hazard.
productUNDER THE motto “protecting planet”, uvex is presenting a complete product system of environmentally friendly products for the first time in the UK at this year’s Health and Safety Event at the NEC in Birmingham.
newsTHURSDAY 3 MARCH marks the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) World Hearing Day, which identifies exposure to noise as one of the seven key interventions to prevent hearing loss. Dr Karen Michell provides top tips to protect peoples hearing at work.
articleLouise Charlton discusses hearing protection, the importance of compatibility, and ways to improve communication on noisy sites.
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