A Guide to Noise Measurement Terminology
This guide covers the main noise measurement terms and will help you understand and feel more confident about your noise measurements.
Since 1970, Cirrus Research has been dedicated to the prevention and eradication of noise-induced hearing loss and environmental noise pollution. Over the last 50 years, we have grown to become one of the world’s leading names in acoustic measurement.
4 Biggest Vibration at Work Mistakes (and how to fix them)
This eBook will make you feel more confident about making accurate vibration measurements and identifying potential vibration hazards in the workplace.
A Guide to Environmental Noise Measurement Terminology
In this eBook, we cover some of the essential noise terminology, as well as listing all of the parameters that you may see displayed by our environmental noise monitoring instruments.
A Guide to Occupational Noise Measurement Terminology
In this eBook, we cover some of the essential noise terminology, as well as listing all of the parameters that you may see displayed by our Optimus Sound Level Meters and doseBadge Noise Dosimeters.
5 Biggest Noise at Work Mistakes (and how to fix them)
This eBook will allow you to feel more confident about making accurate noise measurements and identifying noise hazards in the workplace. You’ll also get some useful hints and tips on the right products to use in your role.
6 Steps to Resolving Noise Nuisance Complaints
This eBook is for anyone that is responsible for managing tenants and handling anti-social behaviour or noise nuisance complaints. This book takes a look at the steps that you should follow to resolve noise nuisance complaints, and gives you useful...
A Brief Guide to the Pop Code for Event Organisers
This eBook looks at the main source of guidance in the UK when it comes to controlling noise from outdoor events. Often referred to as the Pop Code, the Code of Practice on Environmental Noise Control at Concerts highlights key...
Measuring Noise in the Construction Industry
This eBook suggests some simple ways in which businesses, site managers, and health and safety practitioners can measure, monitor and manage their noise levels, and discusses noise measurement instrumentation appropriate for monitoring noise in the construction industry.