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Noise at work is a major cause of hearing loss and contributes to increased rates of absenteeism, increased staff turnover and lower productivity. Thus, noise at work is a costly business if left untreated.

Reduction noise in the workplace can be achieved through many different applications, all of which must be considered to be cheap compared to the cost of your business if left unattended.

The workplace health and safety laws in many countries around the world require that noise levels are evaluated, and when taken appropriate measures to reduce or completely eliminate the problem. And once again, the cost of not addressing any noise levels in excess and which do not comply with relevant laws would be high compared to the cost of getting everything fixed.

The noise level created a busy road is about 85dBA of sound. In Australia and many other countries where legislation exists, the permissible exposure to 85dBA workplace is 8 hours per day. Ok you say, so what's the problem. Well, the problem is that any level of sound on which has to be considered as unacceptable noise, for example, an emit 110dBA chainsaw, and a nightclub about 100dBA and 1120dBA a jet engine. In 88dBA only 4 hours of exposure is permissible, and 97dBA only half an hour. Consider all the noise created in a day at its factory or workplace, and is almost certain that some form of noise control is required.

Guides are available from many sources to help determine if you have a noise problem in the workplace. If the conclusion that a proper assessment to be carried out, one of the most effective ways to do this is to hire an acoustic consultant to conduct a comprehensive assessment of noise.

Many manufacturers and suppliers of products noise control are prepared to conduct assessments of noise. Hiring an organization that is is a very efficient way of doing things. A Once the assessment has been made, the manufacturer or supplier can then recommend actions to be taken, as well as providing solutions for noise control - Thus, a single noise control.

The techniques and equipment available today to help reduce noise is endless: curtains acoustic, soundproof windows, acoustic foam, attenuators, and baffle silencers, to name a few. Manufacturers and suppliers of noise control products will be able to provide equipment that can install yourself or will provide a complete service, from quotation, supply and fit. What suits you best.

With this in consideration, it is easy to conclude that ensure that your workplace has taken all possible measures to reduce noise levels is a sensible and cost effective step in the right direction.

For more information contact Flexshield.com experts, senior consultant, manufacturer, and installer of solutions provided noise control.

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Acoustic Foam 1-1/2" 24" x 18" UL 94 List Price: $10.99 Sale Price: $6.89 You save: $4.10 (37%)   Eligible for free shipping! Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days See Reviews For This Product Description Specially designed, opened cell, flame retardant foam in a convoluted "egg crate" pattern. Helps to reduce muddy bass and cleans up the midrange by absorbing internal standing waves. Staple or glue to the top, bottom, sides and back of your speaker cabinet. You will be amazed at what acoustic foam can do for your sound system. Also ideal for small recording rooms and studios. Flame retardant in accordance with UL 94 HF-1 flammability testing. Sold individually in 24" x 18" pieces. 16 pieces per carton. Charcoal gray color. Note: This item is shipped in its own separate carton, due to it's size and/or shape and requires additional handling charges NOT included in your online shipping estimate. Features Specially designed, opened cell, flame retardant foam in a convoluted "egg crate" pattern. Helps to reduce muddy bass Staple or glue to the top, bottom, sides and back of your speaker cabinet