Control measures management service

Supporting a company’s continual risk reduction plan.

This Control Measures management service is part of the Analytics Platform where managers can add intervention notes as well as log and track HAV control measures against targets. The Control measures management service provides greater analysis of risk reduction activities and review of company set objectives against actual exposure risk.

	Control Measures Analysis The report displays at a glance the average percentage of ELV for each month along with company HAV reduction targets and planned control measures, to assess their effectiveness. Companywide and project specific exposure reduction targets can be simply entered into the Analytics platform as well as control measures with target dates and a traffic light status checker. This powerful report provides an overview of the effectiveness of risk reduction actions by the impact on workforce average daily HAV exposure.

Intervention Reports It’s quick and easy to add intervention notes allocated to individual employees in the Analytics Platform. The report can be filtered by specific groups and operators with a full list of interventions available via the intervention report.

	Intervention Dashboard Record interventions applied against employee average daily exposure results. The report can be filtered by specific groups and operators with a full list of interventions available via the intervention report.

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Vibration risk assessment presentation – HAV Conference in Bonn
Workers are being placed at unacceptable risk due to the impracticality of current ISO standards and misinformation, generally from commercial companies opposed to new technologies.

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Everton Football Club - Richard Cairns, Health & Safety Manager

“Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome is not just a problem for people using industrial power tools in the construction or manufacturing sectors – it can affect anyone who regularly uses other vibrating equipment including mowers and strimmers. We have dozens of lawnmowers that are in daily use at Goodison Park and our training complex at Finch Farm, so we have to have a monitoring system that is simple and effective. “In the past we relied on timesheets and individual record-keeping to monitor vibration exposure, but the HAVmeter system is a far superior method of doing this. All of the information is collated by the devices and provides us with a comprehensive overview of how much exposure each member of staff is subjected to. If they reach the safe limit stipulated by the HSE, then they are alerted to the danger at once – meaning there is no chance of over-exposure. “However, it is not just a good tool for preventing injuries. The system allows us to generate reports about the vibration levels of our equipment, so we can identify which machines need to be replaced or upgraded. It’s a very versatile piece of kit that will continue to be hugely beneficial to our groundskeeping operations in the future.”