Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Location/Site

  • Area being assessed

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Other persons present

  • Reason for survey

Noise Survey

Noise Survey and Exposure

  • Background Noise/Normal Noise Level (db)

Noise Survey Data and Exposure

  • Location/Item of Equipment

  • Average Noise Level (LAeq) (Decibels)*

  • L CPeak* (Peak Measurement) (Decibels)

  • Exposure Time (Hours)

  • Exposure Points (See HSE Calculator) ://www.hse.gov.uk/noise/calculator.htm

  • Equivalent Lep,d for this location/item of equipment (Daily Noise Exposure)

  • Assess another item of equipment?

  • Cumulative Lep,d for exposure to multiple noise sources

Further Details

  • Who is exposed to the noise risk?

  • Are any of these individuals known to have pre-existing susceptibility to noise?

Control Measures

  • Is hearing protection mandatory - i.e. hearing protection zones must be marked?

  • Is hearing protection recommended?

  • Can the noise source be eliminated?

  • Is additional maintenance required to reduce noise levels e.g. by lubrication, tightening, cleaning etc of equipment? (Reassess noise level after maintenance work is complete)

  • Can the equipment be modified to reduce noise at source e.g. damping, silencer, baffles?

  • Can inherently quieter components be selected? (Reassess after replacement)

  • Can the equipment be isolated i.e. removed to another location away from people at work?

  • Can the equipment be enclosed?

  • Is a noise refuge area required?

  • Can absorptive material be used to deaden noise in the workspace?

  • Do staff need training or information on the noise risks?

  • Is health surveillance required? (For all with Lep,d in excess of 85db)

Summary

  • Survey Summary

Risk Assessor

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