AusSafety have experience providing noise monitoring services across a multitude of industries Australia-wide, including manufacturing, construction, mining, maritime, and government.
Occupational Noise
Occupational Noise
AusSafety have experience providing noise monitoring services across a multitude of industries Australia-wide, including manufacturing, construction, mining, maritime, and government.
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Our Approach to Noise Monitoring
Occupational noise monitoring is undertaken to determine the level of noise that workers may be exposed to in the workplace. The results of noise monitoring are then compared against exposure standards as a means of determining whether the individual (or group of workers) is at risk of long-term damage to their hearing or Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL). NIHL is one of the most common diseases for workers seeking compensation claims in Australia.
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All of our personal noise dosimeters, calibrators and sound level meters are calibrated by National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) accredited calibration laboratories.
It is important to note that occupational noise assessment should be conducted any time the following occurs at a workplace:
