Comprehensive Overview

Excessive occupational noise, poor lighting, and heavy machinery vibrations significantly impair worker productivity and cause irreversible health hazards. We conduct workplace lux measurements, 24-hour ambient noise surveys (Leq Day/Night), and tri-axial ground vibration monitoring as required by the Factories Act 1948 and CPCB Noise Pollution Rules 2000.

Applicable Regulatory Standards & Testing Protocols

✓ The Factories Act, 1948 (Section 35 & Model Rules) ✓ CPCB Noise Pollution (Regulation & Control) Rules, 2000 ✓ IS 4758 (Methods of Measurement of Noise Emitted by Machines)

Analyzed Parameters & Test Methods

Illumination / Lux Levels (Lux / Foot-Candles across workbenches)

Equivalent Sound Level Leq (dB(A) Day & Night Time)

Sound Pressure Level Lmax, Lmin, L90, L10

Octave Band Frequency Analysis (Hz)

Tri-axial Peak Particle Velocity (PPV in mm/s)

Vibration Displacement (µm) & Acceleration (m/s²)

Sample Intake & Turnaround Protocol

On-Site Grid Lux Survey, Sound Level Meter Logging & Tri-axial Vibration Recording | Turnaround Time: 2 - 3 Days

Key Scope & Execution Deliverables

Class-1 Sound Level Meter with wind-screen and acoustic calibrator

Digital cosine-corrected Lux Meter for workplace grid mapping

Tri-axial Accelerometer Geophone for heavy machinery foundation checks

Detailed noise contour mapping and hearing protection recommendations

Key Business & Regulatory Benefits

Ensures strict compliance with Factories Act workplace welfare regulations

Prevents noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) and structural foundation damage

Required Document Checklist

Factory Floor Plan & Machine Placement Layout
Working Shift Timings & DG Set Locations