Noise Assessments

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Protect Your Team from the Hidden Dangers of Workplace Noise

Excessive noise levels can lead to serious health issues, including permanent hearing loss, and can negatively impact overall workplace efficiency. At Occuhealth, we offer comprehensive noise assessment services designed to identify, evaluate, and control noise hazards, ensuring compliance with Australian standards and safeguarding your employees’ well-being.

  • Over 25 Years of Experience

    With a longstanding presence in the industry, we bring extensive expertise to effectively manage workplace noise hazards.

  • Customised Noise Management Plans

    We provide tailored solutions to address the unique noise challenges in your workplace, ensuring compliance and improved safety outcomes.

  • Certified Occupational Hygienists

    Our team comprises certified professionals dedicated to delivering precise assessments and practical noise control solutions.

Australian Noise Regulations

In Australia, workplace noise is regulated to prevent hearing loss and other health issues. The national standard for occupational noise exposure is an average daily exposure level of 85 decibels (dB) over an 8-hour period, or a peak noise level of 140 dB(C). Exceeding these levels can result in irreversible hearing damage and increased risk of accidents due to impaired communication.

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How we assess workplace noise

Initial Consultation

We begin by understanding your specific workplace environment and identifying areas where noise may pose a risk.

Noise Monitoring

Utilising advanced sound level meters and dosimeters, we measure noise levels across different areas and during various operational activities to capture accurate exposure data.

Data Analysis

Our experts analyse the collected data to determine if noise levels exceed the recommended exposure standards and identify the sources contributing to excessive noise.

Detailed Reporting

We provide a comprehensive report outlining our findings, including noise maps, exposure assessments, and practical recommendations for noise control measures.

Implementation Support

Our team assists in implementing effective noise control strategies, such as engineering controls, administrative changes, and personal protective equipment (PPE) selection.

Follow-Up Assessments

To ensure the effectiveness of implemented controls, we conduct follow-up assessments and provide ongoing support for continuous improvement.

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Frequently asked questions

Here are answers to some of our most frequently asked questions. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to reach out to us—we’re always happy to help!

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  • Why is a noise assessment important for my business?

    Conducting a noise assessment helps identify areas where noise levels may be harmful, allowing you to implement controls to protect employees’ hearing and comply with legal requirements.

  • How often should noise assessments be conducted?

    It’s recommended to perform noise assessments whenever there are significant changes in workplace processes, equipment, or layout that could affect noise levels. Regular reviews ensure ongoing compliance and safety.

  • What are the consequences of not managing workplace noise?

    Failure to manage workplace noise can lead to permanent hearing loss among employees, increased absenteeism, reduced productivity, and potential legal penalties for non-compliance with safety regulations.

  • Can Occuhealth assist with training employees on noise hazards?

    Yes, we offer training programs to educate employees about noise hazards, proper use of hearing protection, and best practices for maintaining a safe auditory environment.

  • What standards do your noise assessments comply with?

    AS/NZ 1269.1:2005 Occupational Noise Management Measurements and Assessment of Noise Emission and Exposure

    Managing noise and preventing hearing loss at work: Code of practice

Ready to Work Together?

Whether you’re looking to create a safer workplace or need expert guidance on compliance and best practices, our team is here to support you every step of the way. Let’s work together to prioritise safety, well-being, and regulatory excellence.

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