This pragmatic workshop provides the definitive guide to what constitutes “best practice” in assessing and controlling fan noise (from take-aways to steel works) and practical advice on effective measurement, analysis and the specification of noise limits. It includes:-
“The best lecturer I have ever had with relevant case studies.” Jon Tofts: PPC officer Env. Agency
“Really good to actually hear sounds on a noise course - I liked the diagnostic approach; excellent style of presenting, case studies excellent - 100% excellent for presentation” - various, SEPA
Location: public courses take place at our head office in Slough or can be delivered in-house e.g. at a host local authority, inviting EHOs from the surrounding area. This provides high-quality training at a fraction of the cost.
Course outline: 1 day workshop designed for EHOs, Environmental Agency staff and regulators involved in occupational, environmental (and planning) noise where fans are a common issue.
Learning objectives and outcomes: provide delegates with the knowledge to analyse and assess fan noise and detailed guidance on the mitigation options, including the latest technology.
Accreditation: an INVC attendance certificate is issued
Qualification: 2 CPD Points
Relevant regulations etc: BS 4142-2014; the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005; planning requirements, Buy Quiet purchasing policies
Delegates can email current or past problem case studies in advance for a free analysis and evaluation and for discussion.
Ideally to have some experience of environmental or occupation noise issues that involve fans. Other than that, none...