Course details

To provide participants with the knowledge required to understand the hazards and controls associated with noise in the workplace.

By the end of the course participants will:

  • Understand the physics of noise & noise terminology.
  • Understand how the human ear works.
  • To understand the symptoms and effects of excessive noise.
  • Appreciate the key legislation & guidance covering noise in the workplace including the requirements and implications of The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2006 which implement the Physical Agents (Noise) Directive (2003/10/EC).
  • Understand the techniques to adopt to reduce risk associated with noise.
  • Understand employers and employees duties.
  • To be aware of guidance relating to noise.

COURSE CONTENT

  • Introduction to noise
  • Physics of noise
  • The human ear
  • Decibels and noise terminology
  • Occupational Noise Regulations
  • The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2006
  • Noise reduction and management 
  • Hearing protection 
  • Video
  • Further advice & information 
  • End of course examination.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Site Operatives, supervisors and management.

PRE-COURSE PREPARATION

None required.

CERTIFICATION

Delegates successfully passing the end of the course test will receive a SMTS training certificate.

Updated on 17 October, 2017

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