Noise Test Summary Board

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A clear noise test summary board was devised to communicate the permissible tools to be used at set times given the KPMG Headquarters had staff working on the 11th and 13th floor above and below the working floor.

The board shows the type of activities which can be carried out and machinery which can be used at different times of day. If there are any variations following client liaison or quiet times which must be put in place these changes can be listed in the comments box.

The notice board is regularly reviewed by the team and the client to ensure nuisance is being managed using best practicable means.

Feedback from the site and client team has been positive, with everyone feeling more confident in works carried out on site being in line with nuisance management policies and work programmes.

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Published 12 May 2020
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Categories
Advance notice of disruptive works, Investigation for environmental events, Noise, Notice board, Workplace noise monitoring,

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