Introduction to advice for employers
Industrial deafness affects thousands of people in the UK every year. There are over 1 million workers in the UK that work in an area susceptible to the effects of industrial deafness. If you are an...
View ArticleEmployers’ Legal Duties
When it comes to noise in your workplace, there are a certain amount of legal obligations you have, as an employer, to make sure your employees are not exposed to dangerous levels of noise on a...
View ArticleKeeping your workers informed
In your battle against the dangers causing industrial deafness to your employees, there are some bits of information that are important you communicate to your workers. Industrial deafness affects...
View ArticleReducing noise at your workplace
Industrial Deafness can be a challenging condition to fight against. As an employer, you are probably well aware of the fact that some machines are very loud, and sometimes it might seem like there is...
View ArticleAdvice on purchasing tools and machinery
To ensure that your employees are kept safe from the dangers of hearing damage, and to ensure that you have taken care of all of your legal responsibilities as an employer regarding noise control, it...
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Hearing protection at work
One of the biggest precautions an employer has to make in regard to the safety of their employees is to safeguard the workplace from the hazards of industrial deafness. As an employer, you may have...
View ArticleCastle Training Academy: Training and Seminars
Castle Training Academy, based in Scarborough, offer training courses and free seminars on a variety of important safety issues pertaining to the workplace, including Industrial Noise, Environmental...
View ArticleHow do I determine if I have a noise problem?
Making the proper risk assessments and taking precautions to combat high levels of noise from affecting your employees, is a necessary measure to take towards making your workplace as safe to work in...
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