Signs Your Workplace Might Have a Noise Problem
Workplace noise is often overlooked because it becomes part of the daily environment. However, excessive noise can lead to long-term health issues, reduced productivity, and regulatory compliance problems.
Expanding the Capabilities of NoiseTools
We regularly update and expand the capabilities of our software, so we can ensure that you're getting the best experience. So, we're pleased to give details of our most recent upgrade to NoiseTools.
A Major NoiseTools Update for Trojan Users: Faster Case Review, Smarter Audio Tools, and Better Workflow Management
Whether you're handling large volumes of recordings, working in a multi-user environment or reviewing long-term measurements, the latest improvements to NoiseTools will help you get through cases faster and with more confidence.
Where to Buy a Sound Level Meter
Plenty of sound level meters exist on the market, but not all meet professional standards. This article helps you choose instruments designed for accuracy, compliance, and long-term performance.
How to Choose the Right Sound Level Meter for Your Application
Selecting the right sound level meter (SLM) can feel overwhelming, especially with new technology, changing regulations, and the increasing demand for accurate, traceable noise measurements. Whether you’re assessing workplace exposure or monitoring environmental noise.
Introducing the New NoiseTools: Faster, Smarter and More Powerful Than Ever
We’re excited to announce the latest and most advanced version of NoiseTools, designed to give safety professionals and noise specialists an easier, faster and more intuitive way to manage, analyse and report noise data.
The Loudest Jobs in the World: Who Faces the Highest Noise Exposure?
Noise is a part of everyday life, but in some professions, sound levels reach extremes that can pose serious risks to hearing and long-term health. From roaring engines to heavy machinery, millions of workers across the globe face noise levels...
Instruments for German Occupational Safety Professionals
Occupational safety professionals carry a central responsibility: they identify risks, assess hazards, and ensure that employees can work safely. One of the most common and critical workplace hazards is noise.
Supporting Our Community: Cirrus Research Donates over 200 Thermometers to Local Families and Charities
At Cirrus Research, we believe that supporting our community is just as important as providing high-quality noise and vibration monitoring equipment. Recently, we were delighted to donate more than 200 digital thermometers to organisations and families who could put them...