Noise exposure
Map noise, zone by zone.
Sensors log noise across the site and show where and when exposure crosses safe limits.
Noise by zone · live
Personal exposure, est.
84 dB(A)
Noise-induced hearing loss is permanent, and a common claim. Sensor levels combined with time in each zone, seen on video, give personal exposure by role or zone.
How it works
Noise sensors go into the high-noise areas.
Levels are logged continuously, zone by zone.
Time spent in each zone comes from video.
Personal exposure is estimated against the action and limit values.
What you get
- A live noise heatmap of the site
- Personal exposure estimates by role or zone
- Evidence for hearing protection zones, engineering controls and health surveillance
Benefits
- Hearing protection zones where the noise actually is
- Engineering controls aimed at the loudest sources
- A continuous record for claims defence
Use cases
- Fettling and grinding bays
- Press and forming lines
- Plant and compressor rooms
Regulation
- Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005
Exposure values
- Lower exposure action value
- 80 dB(A) · 135 dB(C) peak
- Upper exposure action value
- 85 dB(A) · 137 dB(C) peak
- Exposure limit value
- 87 dB(A) · 140 dB(C) peak
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