What are Octave Bands and why are they used?
Octave Bands offer a filtering method of splitting the audible spectrum into smaller segments called octaves, allowing you to identify different noise levels across individual frequencies.... Read More »
7 Steps to Compliance with the Noise Regulations
Carrying out noise risk assessments to the Noise at Work Regulations can be difficult so read our guide to a successful Noise at Work Risk Assessment.... Read More »
Hand Arm Vibration Non-Compliance – Are You Part of the 42%?
Independent not-for-profit organisation BSG have reported a 42% increase in Hand Arm Vibration Non-Compliance. Are you part of this 42%?... Read More »
Sound Meters – How often should my Sound Meter be Calibrated?
It's well known that Sound Meters need to be calibrated, but how often should you send yours to a laboratory for your Sound Meter Calibration?... Read More »
How to Choose Health and Safety Training – www.castlegroup.co.uk
Ask the provider how long they have been going, how many delegates pass through their hands and perhaps even ask your local inspector if they’ve heard of them.... Read More »
NEW UK EMF Regulations – Do you comply? Download this free guide
The UK EMF Regulations 2016 are now in force, and you can start to ensure that your organisation is compliant by downloading our free guide.... Read More »
What are Moisture Analysers and why are they used?
A moisture analyser is a weighing balance which has a built in heating chamber in order to dry a product. Before and after weights can be used to provide an accurate moisture reading. They provide accurate and precise determination of the moisture content of samples and they all have small pan sizes which make them ideal for the application of moisture determination.... Read More »
Analytical Balances – What are they and why are the used?
Analytical Balances are electronic balances which have a precision/capacity ratio of 1/500,000 or better and a readability of 0.1mg or better. There is a measuring pan inside a transparent enclosure which has doors. This is so that you can avoid dust collecting and so that any air currents within the room do not affect the balances operation.... Read More »
