Intermediate
The course is a core module for the International Certificate in Occupational Hygiene (ICertOHTA). It is designed to be delivered as a 5-day taught programme including student assessment. The student manual can be used as a free-standing reference for those wishing to study independently.
Materials available for download include the syllabus, student manual, tutor guide, powerpoint slides, overnight and practical exercises.
Course overview
Aims
- Understand the nature of noise hazards in the workplace and the effects of noise on people.
- Learn how to assess noise in the workplace and in the general environment.
- Assess the significance of measurement data against compliance standards.
You will learn to
- Describe the consequences to health and well being of excessive exposure to noise.
- Understand the measurement (including dosimetry) of noise against current standards.
- Conduct surveys in the workplace to assess risks from noise.
- Advise on the need for and means of control including PPE.
- Appreciate and advise on environmental noise assessment.
- Understand current standards and good practice in these fields.
Course material
Noise – Measurement and its Effects PDF Student Manual.
OHTA503 – Student Manual
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