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The Problem An SFI SOE (State Owned Enterprise) customer has a facility in Wellington with substantial outdoor welding and grinding. As part of their due diligence, the customer conducted assessment studies on the impact this work would have on various aspects on the site. One of these areas was noise. Site Issues Although the yard

Worksafe have launched a campaign this week to highlight the risks related to excess noise and how each workplace can best manage noise. Worksafe has highlighted the fact that personal hearing protection (for example, earmuffs) is the least effective form of managing excess noise for your employees.  Worksafe New Zealand CEO Nicole Rosie appeared on

Savory Construction was carrying out trenching works for utility services at Auckland’s iconic Aotea square. With noise levels a concern for the large amount of public foot traffic, Supply Force provided the solution for mitigating construction noise pollution: Echo Barrier noise mats. Construction Project Overview Savory Construction was carrying out the contract on Aotea Square

Construction is by nature a noisy process. The noise generated on a construction site has an impact on a number of different construction health and safety concerns. Addressing excess noise on a construction site needs to be a critical part of any Health and Safety plan, as well part of planning to ensure resource consent

See our product in action at reading carpark – cnr tory and wakefield streets – where wellington summer shakespeare is using echo barrier to great effect to minimise the impact of noise. Introducing Echo Barrier Echo barrier is for those looking to improve the culture around workplace safety and improve health & safety compliance. Today,