Hearing is a key sense that you must protect. Whether you operate a small team working in the countryside, or a large industrial process, you need to be aware of which noises apply to your work and how to reduce the risks. Take this course to develop a comprehensive idea of the actions you can take to protect your employees and ensure that the day of having to wear hearing aids or the onset of tinnitus doesn’t arrive prematurely.
This course provides guidance to employers on their responsibilities around noise in the workplace. It will help you recognise the risks, explain your duties as an employer and assess the workplace for hazards relating to noise. Not doing so could have consequences to your employees’ wellbeing, so take action now to reduce levels of noise. We’ll explain how.
We all exceed the limit on noise. Whether it’s listening to loud headphones, going to the cinema, or getting a train that makes that squeaky noise on the tracks every day because it never gets oiled. Living with noise and knowing that we may need a hearing aid one day is something we all accept as normal.
But noise can be dangerous, especially at work. And employers have a duty of care to look after their employees’ health. This course will teach you what the risks of noise at work are and what action you should take to protect your staff.
It’s not easy to explain a concept such as noise without damaging your hearing ourselves. So, we did what any of us would have done, we used our own experiences. Who hasn’t sat somewhere and been annoyed by the sounds around them? Speaking from experience, coupled with intense research from credible sources led us to create a course which is not only accurate, but relatable.
Approved by the worlds’ biggest H&S organization, IOSH, this cracking course uses stunning animation alongside interactivity to test learners’ knowledge in a clear, engaging way. Throughout the course, the learners’ abilities are tested through a mixture of single and multiple response questions. This engagement helps learners to retain that knowledge and keep everyone safe in the workplace.
This course also has an assessment at the end which allows learners to test their understanding and helps businesses demonstrate a level of competence in the topic.
With a bank of questions learners will get randomised assessments which means if people do fail the assessment, they aren't faced with the same quiz again; after all you want to test learners knowledge and not their ability to remember the right button to press second time around.
Everyone has the right to learn and learner need can vary demanding on environment or disabilities. This course comes with transcripts so people have text options for an media, subtitles for all videos and is screen reader friendly with alternative text.
We take a number of steps to ensure visuals and navigation is easy for your people. For more information on the steps we take for accessibility check out how we make out courses.
You’ll have your own questions and challenges in your business, so we’d love to show you more and answer any questions. We’re excited to show you specific courses you’re interested in, or run you through more of our off the shelf eLearning courses.