Safety & Health

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Course Overview

This course provides a basic introduction to identifying and managing noise hazards in the workplace. It is designed for individuals who want to understand how excessive noise affects workers’ health and how to assess and control it. Participants will learn the key concepts of sound measurement, the legal requirements for noise exposure, and how to perform a simple noise risk assessment.

Course Objectives

To understand what workplace noise is and why it’s a safety concern
To learn the rules and legal limits for noise exposure at work
To get familiar with tools used for measuring noise
To know how to spot noise risks and assess them
To learn how to suggest ways to reduce or control noise

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

Explain the effects of high noise levels on health and safety
Use basic noise measurement tools like sound level meters
Identify noisy areas and equipment in the workplace
Perform a basic noise risk assessment
Recommend simple control measures to reduce noise risks

Who Should Join

Safety and health officers new to noise assessment
Supervisors and team leaders in loud work environments
Engineering and maintenance staff working with machinery
HR or compliance personnel responsible for safety policies
Anyone interested in becoming a noise risk assessor or supporting noise control at work

What You'll Get

Certificate of Completion
Breakfast & Lunch Meals
Notes & Materials

Course Outline

Introduction to Workplace Noise
Laws and Standards
Basics of Sound Measurement
Conducting a Noise Risk Assessment
Evaluating Risks and Control Measures

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