RNID offers guidance on Noise at Work Regulations
The guidance is available to download here.
The RNID is also planning to manufacture and sell earplugs designed by a De Montfort University (DMU) student to protect the hearing of young people at nightclubs. Chi Shing Lo, a second year BA(Hons) Product Design student at DMU, Leicester, won the RNID competition entered by 100 design students from some of the UK’s top design universities for his credit card-style device called Earcard.
Emma Harrison, RNID’s Head of Campaigns, said: “We think young people should be able to make informed choices about the exposure to loud noise. If you use condoms, slather on suncream or wear a bike helmet when you cycle, why not wear earplugs and protect your ears from the risk of permanent damage?”
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RNID offers guidance on Noise at Work Regulations
To mark the introduction of the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 on 6 April, the Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID), has released guidance for employers operating in the music and entertainment sector.
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