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Noise Control in Mines : Guideline

This guideline was issued to promote the implementation of an effective noise control program in mines with the aim of reducing the risk of noise induced hearing loss amongst the mining workforce. It describes regulatory requirements for noise control management,... Read more


Management of Noise Guideline

The purpose of this guideline is to set out a framework for robust management of noise in the work environment. This guideline references the requirements of both the National Code of Practice for Noise Management and Protection of Hearing at... Read more


NOISE: NEW CONTROL REQUIREMENTS AND HEARING PROTECTION

Areas where the noise levels are in excess of 85 dB(A) (the limit on noise exposure) occur in Anglo operations despite efforts to reduce the noise by engineering control. In these cases hearing protection devices (HPD) are used to protect... Read more


Guide For Assessing And Fixing Noise Problems At Work

This guide provides information on how noise affects hearing, how to assess exposure to noise and how to fix noise problems in the workplace. There is also specific advice for purchasing quieter equipment, some information on who can conduct hearing... Read more


National Standard for Occupational Noise [NOHSC: 1007 (2000)]

The standard is intended to assist employers, employees, unions, management, health and safety committee representatives, safety officers, occupational health and safety professionals and others requiring guidance on understanding and reducing workplace noise exposure. ... Read more


Collapsible Drill Steel Enclosure for Reducing Roof Bolting Machine Noise

Problem Studies indicate that 70%-90% of miners have noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) significant enough to be classified as a hearing disability. Mine Safety and Health Administration studies indicated that roof bolting machine operators are among those overexposed to noise. Field studies... Read more


Noise and Hearing Conservation

Noise, or unwanted sound, is one of the most common health problems in American workplaces. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) estimates that 30 million workers in the U.S. are exposed to hazardous noise. Exposure to high... Read more


Noise, Vibration and Airblast Control - Characterising Noise, Vibration and Airblast and their Effects

Noise, vibration and airblast are among the most significant issues for communities located near mining projects. The growth in public awareness and expectations of environmental performance has led mining companies to focus their attention on the potential impacts arising from... Read more


Noise, Vibration and Airblast Control - Noise, Vibration and Airblast Management

Noise, vibration and airblast are among the most significant issues for communities located near mining projects. The growth in public awareness and expectations of environmental performance has led mining companies to focus their attention on the potential impacts arising from... Read more


Guideline for the compilation of a mandatory code of practice for an Occupational Health Programme (Occupational Hygiene and Medical Surveillance)

Occupational Hygiene Programme; Noise assement and control; personal noise exposure monitoring; measuring methodology and quality control; reporting and recording noise; Occupational Medical Surveillance Programme; hearing conservation programme; audiometry; ... Read more


Engineering Controls for Reducing Continuous Mining Machine Noise

Problem Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is an occupational illness caused by chronic exposure to excessive sound levels. For underground coal mine workers, NIHL continues to be a serious health issue. Of all equipment, continuous mining machines account for the most noise... Read more


Noise, Vibration and Airblast Control

Noise, vibration and airblast are among the most significant issues for communities located near mining projects. The growth in public awareness and expectations of environmental performance has led mining companies to focus their attention on the potential impacts arising from... Read more


Noise, Vibration and Airblast Control - Foreword

Noise, vibration and airblast are among the most significant issues for communities located near mining projects. The growth in public awareness and expectations of environmental performance has led mining companies to focus their attention on the potential impacts arising from... Read more


Noise, Vibration and Airblast Control - Executive Summary

Noise, vibration and airblast are among the most significant issues for communities located near mining projects. The growth in public awareness and expectations of environmental performance has led mining companies to focus their attention on the potential impacts arising from... Read more


Noise, Vibration and Airblast Control - Introduction

Noise, vibration and airblast are among the most significant issues for communities located near mining projects. The growth in public awareness and expectations of environmental performance has led mining companies to focus their attention on the potential impacts arising from... Read more


Noise, Vibration and Airblast Control - Conclusion

Noise, vibration and airblast are among the most significant issues for communities located near mining projects. The growth in public awareness and expectations of environmental performance has led mining companies to focus their attention on the potential impacts arising from... Read more


Noise, Vibration and Airblast Control - Rererences and Further Reading

Noise, vibration and airblast are among the most significant issues for communities located near mining projects. The growth in public awareness and expectations of environmental performance has led mining companies to focus their attention on the potential impacts arising from... Read more


Factsheet 58 - Noise reduction and control

Eliminating or reducing excessive noise at work is not simply a legal responsibility for employers; it is also in an organisation’s commercial interests. The safer and healthier the working environment, the lower the probability of costly absenteeism, accidents and under-performance.... Read more


Factsheet 57 - The impact of noise at work

The effects of workplace noise. Exposure to noise at work can harm workers’ health. it can exacerbate stress and increase the risk of accidents ... Read more


Factsheet 56 - An introduction to noise at work

Every day, millions of employees are exposed to noise at work and all the risks this can entail. One in five of Europe s workers has to raise their voices to be heard for at least half of the time... Read more



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