Rauschunterdrückung (Femenino)

Description: Noise Reduction is a key component of occupational health and safety. Noise can be reduced at source (Noise emission), e.g. by: Selecting low-noise machinery Optimising tool holders Isolating Sound-generating components from sound-radiating surfaces Insulating and encapsulating equipment and machinery Optimising exhaust equipment Implementing low-noise working processes Equipping the workplace with materials designed to prevent sound propagation Servicing machinery in line with requirements Noise can be reduced at the point of exposure (Noise immission) by setting up Soundproofed areas (e.g. cabins). Exposure to sound can be reduced by: Wearing hearing protection Limiting exposure time and taking breaks Using working materials, tools and supplies in line with directions Occupational noise protection can also involve carrying out regular medical checkups.