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Noise At Work Posters
£12.99
In stock
SKU
HSPC08*
A landscape noise at work poster giving employees clear guidance on workplace noise risks, hearing protection and duties. Choose A4, A3 or A2 in laminated paper or rigid polypropylene plastic for indoor display.
Noise at work posters are indoor safety information displays that explain workplace noise risks, hearing protection and employee duties. Position them where workers can stop and read the guidance before or near noisy work activities, helping reinforce the controls and behaviour expected on site.
Where to Install
Mount this poster indoors on a clear wall or display point immediately before or beside work areas where noise information is relevant. It can also support staff briefing or hearing-protection points where people have time to stop and read. Position it so the large heading is visible on approach and the detailed guidance remains unobstructed at close reading range.
Viewing Distance
This is a detailed information poster rather than a simple long-distance warning sign, so the smaller explanatory text needs close viewing. The overall poster dimensions alone do not provide a reliable maximum reading distance; use the larger sizes when you need the subject to attract attention earlier on approach.
| Selected size | Practical viewing guidance |
|---|---|
| H 210 x W 297 mm (A4) | Best for a close-reading position where workers can stand directly in front of the poster. |
| H 297 x W 420 mm (A3) | Useful where you want greater prominence while still expecting readers to approach closely for the detailed text. |
| H 420 x W 594 mm (A2) | The strongest choice of the three for attracting attention earlier on approach, while the detailed information should still be read at close range. |
Expected Safety Outcomes After Installation
Used alongside your existing noise controls, training and hearing-protection arrangements, the poster can reinforce the information workers need when noise exposure is part of their working environment.
✅ Earlier recognition that workplace noise can present a hearing risk and requires active management.
✅ Clearer understanding of hearing protection, employee duties and the actions associated with controlling noise exposure.
✅ Better access to a visible reference point that can reinforce instructions given through training and workplace procedures.
Specifications
- Product type: Noise at work safety information poster
- Main heading: "Noise at work – Are you aware of the dangers?"
- Purpose: workplace noise and hearing-protection awareness
- Content includes employer responsibilities, hearing protection, legislation and employee duties
- Material options: laminated paper or rigid polypropylene plastic
- Sizes: H 420 x W 594 mm, H 297 x W 420 mm and H 210 x W 297 mm
- Orientation: landscape
- Shape: rectangle
- Background colour: pink
- Text colours: black and white
- Visual content: photographs, illustrations and graphics
- Finish: glossy film surface or satin, depending on selected material
- Applicable safety symbols conform to ISO 7010
- Non-photoluminescent
- Non-reflective
- Display area: indoors
- Fitting: wall mount; fixing materials sold separately
- Supplied singly; material thickness varies according to selected material
Installation Guidance
Avoid losing the message
❌ Do not position the poster behind doors, stored materials, machinery or other obstructions.
❌ Do not mount it where workers cannot safely stop close enough to read the smaller information.
❌ Avoid poorly lit positions or locations where reflections make the detailed text difficult to see.
Know what the poster cannot replace
❌ Do not treat the poster as a substitute for assessing and controlling workplace noise risks.
❌ Do not rely on it alone where a specific mandatory hearing-protection instruction needs to be clearly identified.
❌ Do not assume displaying information alone means every employee understands the site's noise procedures.
Make the guidance easy to use
✅ Position it before or near relevant noisy work activities so employees encounter the information at a useful point.
✅ Select the larger format where stronger visual prominence is needed and the smaller format for dedicated close-reading locations.
✅ Keep the poster unobstructed, readable and current, including any site contact information added to the designated panel.
Frequently asked questions
What are the Noise at Work Posters designed to do? They provide a visible workplace reference covering noise risks, hearing protection, employer responsibilities and employee duties, helping reinforce information provided through your wider noise-management arrangements.
Which poster size should I choose? Choose A4 for a close-reading point with limited wall space, A3 when you want greater prominence and A2 when you want the subject to be noticed earlier on approach. Detailed body text still needs to be read from close range.
Should I choose laminated paper or rigid polypropylene plastic? Choose laminated paper when you want a conventional indoor poster format. Choose rigid polypropylene when you prefer a rigid plastic format. Fixing materials are sold separately for both options.
Where should I position the poster? Put it where employees can stop and read it before or near work where noise information is relevant. Avoid hidden positions, obstructed sightlines and locations where the detailed text cannot be comfortably approached.
Can this poster replace a noise risk assessment or other noise controls? No. It is an information and awareness aid and should support, rather than replace, appropriate noise assessment, control measures, training, hearing protection and any specific mandatory signage your workplace requires.
Which poster size should I choose? Choose A4 for a close-reading point with limited wall space, A3 when you want greater prominence and A2 when you want the subject to be noticed earlier on approach. Detailed body text still needs to be read from close range.
Should I choose laminated paper or rigid polypropylene plastic? Choose laminated paper when you want a conventional indoor poster format. Choose rigid polypropylene when you prefer a rigid plastic format. Fixing materials are sold separately for both options.
Where should I position the poster? Put it where employees can stop and read it before or near work where noise information is relevant. Avoid hidden positions, obstructed sightlines and locations where the detailed text cannot be comfortably approached.
Can this poster replace a noise risk assessment or other noise controls? No. It is an information and awareness aid and should support, rather than replace, appropriate noise assessment, control measures, training, hearing protection and any specific mandatory signage your workplace requires.
Features and Benefits
Features
- ✓ Multi-panel layout separates noise control, hearing protection, legislation and employee duties
- ✓ Prominent "Noise at work" heading supported by a hearing-protection graphic
- ✓ Photographic and illustrated content supports the written safety information
- ✓ Includes a dedicated area for adding local contact information
Benefits
- ✓ Helps workers locate the information relevant to them without reading one continuous block of text
- ✓ Creates an immediate visual connection between workplace noise and hearing protection
- ✓ Makes the subject easier to scan during briefings or when displayed near relevant work activities
- ✓ Gives you space to direct employees towards the appropriate person for further information
Related noise, PPE and risk guidance
If your workplace also needs guidance on head-to-toe PPE awareness, head-to-toe PPE guidance poster gives you a closely related reference. You can compare the two messages before deciding which one best fits the area.
If you are reviewing several safety subjects at once, use the workplace hazard awareness poster range to compare a wider set of relevant options. This makes it easier to compare connected topics and keep each message purposeful.
To help staff move from noise at work into PPE awareness at work, use PPE workplace safety poster as the next reference. It supports a more joined-up approach while keeping the subject matter clear.
To cover a connected safety need, look at risk assessment guidance poster for practical risk assessment awareness. You can compare the two messages and choose the one that best matches the risk or task.
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