Case study: Managing noise and vibration at Rolls-Royce
Occupational Health Review reports on the progress that Rolls-Royce has made in controlling and managing noise and vibration risks and how it has implemented the recently introduced statutory requirements.
Also
Health surveillance and
audiometry under the Noise at Work Regulations The
Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 place new duties on employers to carry
out audiometry on a wider range of activities and work areas. Occupational
Health Review reports.
IOEM workshop focuses on health risk
management The 2006 annual IOEM workshop included a plenary session on
health surveillance for noise and vibration health hazard control. Occupational
Health Review reports.
Sound practice: new noise
regulations Occupational Health outlines the
implications of the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, which came into
force on 6 April 2006.
Legal Q&A: Controlling noise at
work Peter Forshaw of Weightmans looks at the implications
for employers of the Control of Noise at Work Regulations
2005
Control of Noise
at Work Regulations 2005
How to deal with alcohol and drug misuse at
work