When formulating a health and safety policy, it's natural to prioritize visible threats such as perilous falls, rough surfaces, swift machinery, and fire hazards in the workplace. However, it's crucial to consider not only visible dangers but also auditory ones. Hearing Protection
- 14 FebRead more »When formulating a health and safety policy, it's natural to prioritize visible threats such as perilous falls, rough surfaces, swift machinery, and fire hazards in the workplace. However, it's crucial to consider not only visible dangers but also auditory ones.
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Industrial robotics provide automation that increases the efficiency and safety of the work. Use of robots is massively increasing in all kinds of industries, but as the use increases, many industrialists are still in doubt if use of industrial robotics is safe or not. The use of an industrial robot may increase the efficiency of work but they may create an unsafe work environment and this perception is powered by the speed and direction with which these robots work. - 8 OctRead more »
Excess exposure to noise is one of the most common causes of the hearing loss in factory workers. Thousands of workers whose job involves loud machinery suffer from tinnitus or hearing loss due to excess workplace noise levels. To prevent hearing loss while employers should implement some sort of administrative controls at workplaces, employees also need to follow some effective noise protection tips.
Health Effects of Occupational Noise Exposure:
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