People
Consider where people work, what they do and how exposure varies across tasks, shifts and locations.
Connect workplace conditions with the people, tasks and control measures that determine how exposure is managed.
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Consider where people work, what they do and how exposure varies across tasks, shifts and locations.
Use an informed exposure picture to guide investigation, control priorities and the review of protective measures.
Bring connected measurement, task context and exposure analysis together in a defined monitoring approach.
Identify the hazard, the people concerned, the tasks and the conditions to be assessed. Noise and hearing protection are a clear use case for connected monitoring.
Choose an appropriate measurement method and record the conditions that make the data meaningful: task, duration, location and controls in place.
Review the evidence with the responsible professionals. Consider workplace controls and protective measures, then check the effect of the actions taken.
Specify the hazard and exposure question.
Capture data and working conditions.
Investigate and implement controls.
Review the effect of the response.
Coverage of representative tasks and a clear understanding of the monitoring purpose.
Useful findings, timely interventions and documented review of control measures.
Measurement suitability, data quality and the connection between results and task context.
The monitoring method is matched to the hazard and assessment purpose. Occupational hygiene and safety professionals retain responsibility for interpreting exposure and selecting controls.
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