This week is Noise Action Week and as part of our support for our nominated charity for 2012/2013, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, anyone taking part in Noise Action Week can submit a photograph of their activity into Noise in Action Photo Competition.

One of the images featured on our 2013 calendar will be from Noise Action Week so don’t forget to enter the competition and you could win £150 of Amazon vouchers.

More details of the competition can be found on the website at www.noisephotocompetition.com.

Noise Action Week 2012


Are you taking part in an event or activity as part of Noise Action Week?

If you are, why not take a photograph of your event and enter it into our Noise in Action Photography Competition.

We’re looking for interesting, unusual and imaginative images of ‘Noise in Action’ to feature in the calendar.

This could be anything from an image of our products being used in obscure or picturesque places to a photograph creatively illustrating noise, noise measurement or the impact of noise.

Details can be found on the How to Enter pages and full Terms and Conditions are also available.

If you have any questions about what type of images would be suitable or how to enter, please contact us and we will be pleased to here from you.

At least one photo from Noise Action Week 2012 will be included in our 2013 Charity Calendar supporting Hearing Dogs for Deaf People and the calendar will be on sale from October 2012.

The overall winner will receive a £150 Amazon voucher and each of the other 11 photos that we choose will each receive a £50 Amazon voucher.

To find out how to enter our Noise in Action Photo Competition, visit www.noisephotocompetition.com

Are you a budding photographer? Then enter now for the Cirrus Research 2012 ‘Noise in Action’ photography competition

Cirrus Research, an expert in noise measurement, has launched its 2012 ‘Noise in Action’ photography competition to help raise money for its 2012 charity of choice, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.

Cirrus Research is looking for interesting, unusual and imaginative images of ‘Noise in Action’. This could be anything from a Cirrus Research product being used in an obscure or picturesque place, to a photograph creatively illustrating noise, noise measurement or the impact of noise.

All the images will be entered into a draw and a final twelve will then be selected to feature in the Cirrus Research 2013 charity calendar that will be on sale from the end of October 2012. All funds raised will be donated to Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. Continue reading »

We’re looking for interesting, unusual and imaginative images of ‘Noise in Action’ to feature in the calendar. This could be anything from an image of our products being used in obscure or picturesque places to a photograph creatively illustrating noise, noise measurement or the impact of noise.

The first prize is a £150 Amazon voucher with the image featured on the front of the calendar and on one of the pages.

There are also 11 runners up prizes of £50 Amazon vouchers to be won for the images selected for inclusion, plus all of the 12 winning photographs will feature in our 2013 charity calendar.

Details can be found on the How to Enter pages and full Terms and Conditions are also available.

If you have any questions about what type of images would be suitable or how to enter, please contact us and we will be pleased to here from you.

The closing date for entries is the 31st August 2012.

Happy snapping!

Specialist noise measurement equipment manufacturer Cirrus Research was proud to be part of the Safety and Health Expo 2010 where it showcased its new generations of Optimus Sound Level Meters including the Optimus Green, the newest member of the Optimus family.

Cirrus held a competition at the May event with the chance to win one of the cutting edge Optimus Sound Level Meters and Tony Bailey of construction group Galliford Try was the lucky winner.

The news Optimus range of sound measurement is easy to use, flexible and upgradeable in a smart design and includes up-to-the-minute technology. The new Optimus Green strengthens the range of Optimus sound level meters and has been created to combine the existing features from the Optimus range with the latest technological innovation and added functionality that is necessary for environmental noise to be accurately measured.

This makes it ideal for use in environmental, occupational and industrial environments making it the most advanced Sound Level Meter yet, combining the highest level of performance with simplicity of use.

Tony Bailey, HS&E Advisor, Galliford Try said: “I was very pleased to discover I had won the Optimus Sound Level Meter as I had spent the duration of the event obtaining information on the different sound meters currently available. It is important for me to assess occupational noise levels and therefore be sure our operatives are wearing the correct ear protection for the activities they carry and be able to advise them on how they can eliminate work related hearing loss.”

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