Halls and factories
Employees of manufacturing plants are particularly exposed to the harmful effects of noise. Loud machines, open spaces, commotion, and the frequent movement of workers, vehicles, and materials make the halls places where it is difficult to control unwanted sounds. However, by using appropriate acoustic solutions, it is possible to significantly reduce reverberation time, create quieter zones, or properly isolate administrative rooms. The basis of any implementation is detailed measurements and determining the standards set by the National Labour Inspectorate (PIP) that need to be met.
Silence in the hall leads to higher efficiency and compliance with health and safety regulations.
In industry, machine and facility noise is not only a comfort issue but, above all, a matter of employee health and compliance with strict health and safety standards. High levels of noise and vibrations lead to decreased concentration, fatigue, and, in the long run, to occupational diseases. Effective solutions require a specialized approach - a combination of noise source isolation, vibration dampening, and acoustic improvement within the hall itself.
Health and Safety Regulations
We protect your machinery and building structure.
Effective Vibration Isolation: We eliminate vibrations transmitted by machines to the ground and structure, extending the equipment lifespan and reducing the risk of failures.
Noise Source Isolation: We design enclosures and acoustic screens with high isolation properties, minimizing sound emission to the surroundings.
Halls and factories
Constant exposure to noise levels of 70 dB significantly reduces work efficiency. It can also cause permanent hearing deterioration, headaches, and nervous disorders.
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