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Self-paced Intermediate

Conference on Vibration Exposure Assessment

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61 min
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English
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Why enroll

Participants join this workshop to gain practical, hands-on experience in evaluating occupational vibration risks that are often difficult to quantify without specialized training. Many attendees are ergonomists, hygienists, or health and safety officers who face the challenge of determining if their workforce is at risk for long-term health issues like low back pain, spinal degeneration, or Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS). They join to learn how to correctly mount sensors, navigate complex ISO standards, and use available tools like the HSE vibration calculator to simplify data analysis. The session provides a unique opportunity to compare direct measurement techniques with the use of published data, which is crucial for organizations that may not have immediate access to expensive monitoring equipment. By participating, they also stay informed on international trends, such as the influence of European Union guidelines on global tool manufacturing and safety standards.

Seminar details

This presentation details a comprehensive workshop focused on assessing and mitigating risks associated with Whole-Body Vibration (WBV) and Hand-Arm Vibration (HAV) in industrial settings. The session, held during a 2014 Vibration Conference, guides participants through real-world case studies, specifically examining the exposure of mining vehicle operators and tool users. Experts explain the technical nuances of ISO 2631 and ISO 5349 standards, demonstrating how to measure vibration magnitudes, calculate eight-hour equivalent exposures (A8), and interpret vibration dose values (VDV). The workshop emphasizes the practical application of measurement tools, ranging from high-end triaxial accelerometers to accessible mobile applications, while addressing the importance of representative sampling and maintenance records. Ultimately, the session provides a roadmap for health and safety professionals to identify hazardous vibration levels and develop effective engineering and administrative control strategies.

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Seminar suitable for

  • Telecommunication
  • Noise & Vibration
  • Others

Key topics covered

- Assessment Guidelines

- Measurement Techniques

- Calculating Exposure (A8 & VDV)

- Health Guidance Caution Zones

- Digital Tools & Resources

- Control Strategies

Seminar content

The seminar is readily available, allowing learners to start and complete it at their own pace.

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