Industrial Noise & Vibration Centre Ltd, FREE, STEP-BY-STEP GUIDANCE ON HAV

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FREE, STEP-BY-STEP GUIDANCE ON HAV
April 1st 2005

A free manual from Industrial Noise and Vibration Centre (INVC) provides a step-by-step guide to implementing best practice in HAV Management in line with the new Hand-Arm Vibration Regulations.

It includes ‘short-cuts’ and advice on how to minimise costs and resources without compromising quality. It also explodes some of the myths often associated with HAV assessment and management.

There is advice on the optimum risk assessment strategy, risk reduction techniques, the purchase or hire of low vibration plant and an explanation of why there is no effective PPE. There is also a section covering a new approach to tool maintenance.

More articles from Industrial Noise & Vibration Centre Ltd:

Combine assessments (1st December 2008)

Combining assessment and risk management of both hand-arm vibration and noise into a single, streamlined process reduces costs and time - particularly where HAV and noise data can be supplied directly from a database,

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Combine assessments (1st December 2008)

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Cost cutting solutions (1st October 2006)

INVC's new HAV-Base (Hand- Arm Vibration database) is said to render most vibration measurements unnecessary – in compliance with the regulatory guidance recommending the use of reliable published field data wherever possible

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Vibration database (1st August 2004)

An updated database of field tool vibration data developed by the Industrial Noise and Vibration Centre is said to offer companies the prospect of never again having to measure tool vibration.

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HAV management (1st October 2003)

Hand-Arm Vibration is to become an increasingly prominent issue for many companies as a result of the new Physical Agents (Vibration) Directive. The forthcoming regulations based on the directive substantially increases the pressure to take action to

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