HAVS and Noise Information Cards

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The project team have designed an information card to give to all operatives which shows all the tools and equipment that are commonly used on a daily basis, along with the vibration exposure limits and the noise levels associated with them.

The card fits into the pocket in the high-visibility vests and is printed on non-tearable and waterproof paper.

The vibration and noise levels are colour coded as follows: red = high; amber = medium; and green = low. It also details the exposure action value and the exposure limit value of the vibration levels.

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Published 4 November 2019
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Noise,

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Large, Very Large,

Level of Best Practice
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Quick win,

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Sinéad Dowd
Trainee Enviromental Advisor

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