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(c) The MD has determined the exposure of Worker X as 89 dB(A) LEP,d but the exposure given above in (b) (i) is between 92 and 93 dB(A) LEP,d.


(ii) Explain why the actual daily personal noise exposure of Worker X may be different from that stated in (b) (i).


(i) Demonstrate how the exposure for Worker X is between 92 and 93 dB(A) LEP,d.


(b) A week later the MD receives the full written report of the survey from the noise consultant. Extracts from this full report are provided in supporting document 4.


Explain why this approach to calculating daily personal noise exposure for Worker X is inappropriate.


They calculated it as follows (94 + 88 + 85) / 3 = 89


2 (a) The MD has taken an average of noise levels from the noise map and determined that, during their shift, Worker X has a daily personal noise exposure of 89 dB(A) LEP,d.


(b) What control measures would further reduce risks to Worker A?


1 (a) What should be considered when assessing the risks to Worker A from the repetitive physical activities when working on the assembly lines?


Task 1: Repetitive physical activity


Changes in architectural design and style means that more customers are asking for metal-framed windows instead of uPVC.


The window factory consists of four departments in the main warehouse: goods-in, extrusion, fabrication, and assembly.


Cloudline Windows is a manufacturing organisation that produces bespoke windows. It has been in operation for 50 years.


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