Occupational Health – Noise

£139.99

Noise in the workplace is more than just a nuisance—it’s a serious health hazard. The construction industry, with its high-decibel machinery and processes, poses significant risks to workers’ hearing. This course is designed to help employers and workers understand the dangers of occupational noise, comply with legal requirements, and implement effective strategies to manage and reduce noise exposure.

Description

Duration: 30 Minutes
Format: Online, interactive, and self-paced
Assessment: 10-question test, 80% pass rate

 

What You’ll Learn

    • The health risks of workplace noise, including Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) and tinnitus.
    • How noise affects the ear and why hearing damage is often permanent.
    • The key provisions of the Noise at Work Regulations and what they mean for employers and employees.
    • Practical noise management strategies, including the hierarchy of control.
    • How to select and use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for hearing protection effectively.

Interactive Features

    • Animations: Understand the science of hearing loss through engaging visuals.
    • Drag-and-Drop Exercises: Test your knowledge of noise levels and protective measures.
    • Real-World Scenarios: Learn through relatable workplace examples.

Key Modules

Introduction to Noise Hazards
    • Understanding workplace noise and its impact on health.
    • Long-term effects of noise exposure.
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL)
    • What NIHL is and how it occurs.
    • Tinnitus as an early warning sign.
The Noise at Work Regulations
    • Legal responsibilities for employers and workers.
    • Action levels, exposure limits, and compliance strategies.
Noise Management Strategies
    • The hierarchy of control: eliminate, substitute, isolate, and mitigate.
    • Practical engineering and administrative controls.
    • Effective use of acoustic barriers and enclosures.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
    • Selecting the right hearing protection.
    • Training on proper use and maintenance of earplugs and earmuffs.
Assessment and Certification
    • A comprehensive quiz to reinforce learning.
    • Certificate of completion for successful participants.

Who Is This Course For?

    • Construction professionals, including site managers, supervisors, and workers.
    • Health and safety officers responsible for occupational health compliance.
    • Anyone working in environments where noise is a known hazard.

Why Choose This Course?

    • Practical, actionable insights tailored to the construction industry.
    • Meets legal requirements under the Noise at Work Regulations.
    • Interactive and engaging content designed for busy professionals.
    • Free trial available—experience the first module risk-free.

Enroll Today!
Take the first step toward a safer and healthier workplace. Equip yourself and your team with the knowledge to manage noise risks effectively.