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OES Managing Noise at Work Campaign (Q3, 2013) The Campaign Aims to: Prevent damage to hearing by increasing awareness to the effects of exposure to noise. Introduce regular noise survey on all Rigs Highlight the importance of an audiometric test Encourage the use of ear plugs/muffs Promote a culture where personnel intervene when colleagues are exposing themselves to noise. Ensure availability of calibrated noise level meters The campaign will be structured to ensure a clear briefing and message to everyone and create an opportunity to share learning. This will be achieved through the use of campaign tools. The Campaign Tools The campaign will use a variety of delivery methods: Presentations Tool box talks Posters (laminated) DVD Campaign Plan OIM/Management staff to launch campaign during EHS meeting RSTCs deliver ‚Noise at Work‛ tool box talk to Rig personnel and EHSSQ Officer does same with Warehouse personnel Meeting attendees will be shown DVD on ‘Noise at Work’ Play DVD on TV in reception at Base Office and Rig recreation rooms RSTC gives demonstration on how to wear earplugs OIMs to ensure Noise Survey is carried out (locations & equipment) Rig Managers to ensure audiometric tests is conducted for personnel at risk. Monitoring requirements: Confirm sound level meters are available and calibrated Review results from noise surveys Check EHS meeting and toolbox talk attendance sheets for compliance Measures of success: Noise survey completed on all Rigs and recommendations implemented All Rigs have completed audiometric test for all personnel at risk Best practice identified

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  • OES Managing Noise at Work Campaign (Q3, 2013)

    The Campaign Aims to:

    Prevent damage to hearing by increasing awareness to the effects of exposure to

    noise.

    Introduce regular noise survey on all Rigs

    Highlight the importance of an audiometric test

    Encourage the use of ear plugs/muffs

    Promote a culture where personnel intervene when colleagues are exposing

    themselves to noise.

    Ensure availability of calibrated noise level meters

    The campaign will be structured to ensure a clear briefing and message to everyone and

    create an opportunity to share learning. This will be achieved through the use of campaign

    tools.

    The Campaign Tools

    The campaign will use a variety of delivery methods:

    Presentations

    Tool box talks

    Posters (laminated)

    DVD

    Campaign Plan

    OIM/Management staff to launch campaign during EHS meeting

    RSTCs deliver Noise at Work tool box talk to Rig personnel and EHSSQ Officer does

    same with Warehouse personnel

    Meeting attendees will be shown DVD on Noise at Work

    Play DVD on TV in reception at Base Office and Rig recreation rooms

    RSTC gives demonstration on how to wear earplugs

    OIMs to ensure Noise Survey is carried out (locations & equipment)

    Rig Managers to ensure audiometric tests is conducted for personnel at risk.

    Monitoring requirements:

    Confirm sound level meters are available and calibrated

    Review results from noise surveys

    Check EHS meeting and toolbox talk attendance sheets for compliance

    Measures of success:

    Noise survey completed on all Rigs and recommendations implemented

    All Rigs have completed audiometric test for all personnel at risk

    Best practice identified