Protect Hearing and Business with Latest Noise Measurement Technology

Avoid putting your employees’ hearing at risk and costly compensation claims by investing in the latest noise measurement technology from UK ‘s leading manufacturer while complying with the latest Noise at Work Regulations.

Loss of hearing can happen in a wide range of industries such as manufacturing but also in the entertainment, transport and construction industries. Recent court cases include an employee being exposed to excessive noise from machinery without hearing protection over a long period of time, resulting in permanently damaged hearing. Consequently, employers and safety practitioners have a duty to be well informed on how to manage this area effectively. This is to ensure that safety measures to identify the noise source and reduce noise exposure are in place in order to avoid both putting workers’ hearing at risk and costly compensation claims for noise-induced hearing loss. Some claims can reach thousands of pounds. 

Pulsar Instruments Plc (UK) have 45 years’ experience in the field of acoustics and are experts when it comes to providing solutions to safety professionals for their occupational noise measurements. All Pulsar noise meters are designed to be simple to use and effective whilst complying with European standards.  

The Yorkshire firm specialises in sound level meters to suit all budgets and applications. Pulsar Sound Level Meters and personal noise dosimeters allow users to make a representative measurement for each job function and establish accurately the exposure levels of noise.

Instruments are usually purchased as part of a complete noise measurement kit, containing everything required to carry out a compliant noise survey. 

Any employer looking for affordable and practical solutions for workplace noise issues can invest in a Pulsar Instruments’ sound level meter at a very affordable price.

Pulsar Instruments are celebrating 45 years in business this year and will be exhibiting their entire product range at Safety & Health Expo at the Excel Centre in London – 17th-19th June – STAND T2100.