Sound Advice – noise at work in music and entertainment
Sound Advice contains practical guidelines on the control of noise at work in music and entertainment. Representatives of music and entertainment industries together with Environmental Health Officers and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) prepared the guidance. For more details see About Sound Advice. On this site you will find out what you can do to avoid the harmful effects of prolonged exposure to noise – for yourself and for the people you employ or work with. It is closely related to a printed guide. Check your responsibilities. Browse by venue below.
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Sound Advice
- Everyone involved in music and entertainment has a responsibility to help with noise management.
- Primary responsibility for complying with the Noise …
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Sound Advice Note 17
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Schools and Colleges. Step 3
How well are you doing?
- Regular review of noise control is important to make sure that all the controls are …
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Schools and Colleges. Step 2
What do you need to do?
- Establish whether your employees are at risk. Carry out a noise risk assessment
- You can …
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Schools and Colleges. Step 1
What do you need to know?
- Teachers of music are often exposed to high levels of noise at work
- Teachers of …
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Pubs and Clubs. Step 3
How well are you doing?
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- Regular review of noise control is important, to make sure the measures are still working.
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Pubs and Clubs. Step 2
What do you need to do?
- Carry out a noise risk assessment (Where live amplified music is performed or loud …
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Pubs and Clubs. Step 1
What do you need to know?
- People who work or perform in pubs or clubs where amplified music is played …
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