Product Training Workshops from Cirrus

Do you want to get to know your Cirrus noise instruments better or find out how to make the most effective use of your kit?

Maybe you only use your equipment from time to time or maybe you are new to the equipment and need some help with the software, setup or operation.

To help you use your equipment effectively and make the best out of the investment that you have made, we are running a series of workshops at locations around the UK that will cover the use of our instruments, give you tips and advice about how to make effective noise measurements and give you a sneak preview of the exciting new developments from Cirrus.

For details about the contents and any other details, please contact Cirrus Research plc and we will be pleased to help.

Date: Tuesday 16th February 2010, Snetterton Circuit, Norfolk

Wednesday 17th February 2010, Brands Hatch Circuit

Tuesday 23rd February 2010, Bedford Autodrome

Thursday 25th February 2010, Donington Park Circuit, Leicestershire

Wednesday 17th March 2010,Oulton Park Circuit, Cheshire

Visit the Cirrus website for more information.

Click here to visit the noise training workshop page.

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Measuring noise in the Construction Industry

The construction industry is a major source of pollution,responsible for around 4% of particulate emissions, more water pollution incidents than any other industry, and thousands of noise complaints every year.

This article looks at some of the issues of noise levels in the construction industry and suggests some simple measures which can help site managers and construction companies to manage their noise levels.

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Advice when choosing noise measurement equipment for Noise at Work

Noise legislation, designed to protect hearing and prevent noise nuisance, is becoming tougher and more widespread.

It is a response to our increased understanding of the damage that noise can do to hearing, and the negative impact it can have on quality of life in the wider community. It has resulted in a growing need to measure noise and rising demand for noise measurement equipment. Continue reading

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Meeting the challenges of employee noise exposure in the oil and gas industry

The increasing awareness of the public of environmental issues such as CO2 emissions, carbon footprints and waste recycling has brought the issue of environmental noise to the fore.

Many of the demands of modern society result in the creation of noise sources such as larger airports, additional power stations and higher road traffic levels.

This article reviews some of the issues surrounding the selection of noise monitoring equipment for permanent environmental measurements.

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Cirrus launches Versatile Noise Activated Warning Sign

Cirrus Research plc, the UK company which specialises in the design and development of noise measurement equipment for health and safety applications, has unveiled its new electronic noise activated warning sign – the Sound Sign.

The Sound Sign is a highly visible noise activated warning sign that has been designed for use in environments where there is a need to warn or indicate when a designated noise level is exceeded.

Easy to install and operate, it is controlled by setting a noise trigger level, and connecting the 12v power supply to the unit. When noise reaches the set level, the Sound Sign illuminates and the warning information can be clearly seen. Continue reading

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Cirrus advises businesses to protect themselves from noise at work litigation with the CR:262A sound level meter

Cirrus Research plc, the UK company which specialises in the design and development of noise measurement equipment for health and safety applications is advising businesses to ensure that they are conforming to Noise at Work regulations. Designed specifically for noise at work applications, Cirrus sees its entry level CR:262A Sound Level Meter as a cost effective way for businesses to protect themselves from potential litigation.

James Tingay, Group Marketing Manager of Cirrus Research explains: “Although many companies are holding back from investing in new equipment because of the economic climate to save on costs, this can be false economy! Our entry level CR:262A sound level meters are designed to help organisations keep within the letter of the law with regards to noise safety; potentially saving companies from expensive litigation.

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Cirrus introduces black ‘doseBadge’

Cirrus Research plc has introduced a new matt black version of its doseBadge personal noise dosemeter, designed specifically for companies looking for an inconspicuous way to measure personal noise levels.

Demand for doseBadges from the entertainment sector is high, due to the Updated Noise at Work regulations, which came into force in 2008. Under these regulations, employers in the entertainment industry are now required to manage the risk to their employees caused by excessive noise.

Apart from the entertainment sector, the new black doseBadge has also found favour with security companies, the police force and the emergency services, but is suitable for any application where a less visible personal noise measurement solution is needed.

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Welcome to the Cirrus Research plc Blog

On this blog you will find links to news and press releases from Cirrus Research plc  as well as link to other useful information sources.

Please visit our websites to find out more about our noise measurement products.

www.cirrusresearch.co.uk

www.soundsign.co.uk

www.dosebadge.co.uk

www.ruidoambientalyocupacional.com

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