Evidence

Highlights

Independent publications / HAVS

An independent report by the IOM on the validity of the data produced by Reactec’s HAVWEAR to inform a suitable and sufficient risk assessment

The Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM) was requested by Reactec to conduct an independent review of data collected using the HAVWEAR system and subsequently provided a report in January 2018.

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Peer reviewed publication / HAVS

Assessing correlation of human response to vibration through vibrotactile threshold shift with vibration exposure determined on the subject

The purpose of this paper is to examine the effectiveness of the proposed consideration for hand transmitted vibration measurement on the human.

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White paper / HAVS

The hidden threat of HAVS

Despite vibration-related conditions being among the most widely reported illnesses, industry currently relies on outdated methodologies and standards to manage work-related vibration.

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Case study / Proximity

Ferrovial Construction

Ferrovial Construction adopt Reactec’s R-Link technology to improve the safety of employees working close to moving vehicles at Heathrow Airport.

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White paper / Noise

Cutting Through the Noise

How can those responsible for health & safety at work gain an accurate understanding of an individual’s noise exposure, the wear rate of equipment and whether it is being worn properly?

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White paper / HAVS

Manufacturing - Prevention Engineering for HAVS

The severity of Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome within manufacturing is poorly recognised, with 35% of RIDDORS originating from the sector.

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White paper / HAVS

Grounds Maintenance - Prevention Engineering for HAVS

Due to the type of work undertaken, and the range of tools used, the range of vibrations experienced by Grounds Maintenance workers is expansive.

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White paper / HAVS

Motor Vehicle Repair - Prevention Engineering for HAVS

Motor Vehicle Repair has a disproportionately high incidence of workers being diagnosed for Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome. And yet HAVS is preventable if you have adequate insight into what your workers do. This paper examines how proven technology can give you that insight.

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White paper / HAVS

Rail - Prevention Engineering for HAVS

Over 90% of occupational health RIDDORs reported to the ORR are for Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS), despite the 5-year plan launched in 2014 to eliminate new cases.

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