Acadame

Acadame

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Katie Bradbury 2026-07-22
5 stars

Nebosh General

Studied for me Nebosh General in Feb 26 with Alan Starr. Very pleased with all the support from both Alan and Matt, very happy to have passed. I feel without the support this enabled me to get my Nebosh. The course was full of examples and scenarios, which gave a better insight of expectations and real life situations. Thanks so much Academe, I will be enrolling a few members of my management team to complete IOSH in the near future.

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Lisa 2026-07-16
5 stars

Excellent Training Provider

Excellent Training Provider

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Ricky smith 2026-06-22
5 stars

Really well presented and very engaging…

Really well presented and very engaging Kept it interesting and relevant to our industry

eLearning Courses

Protection Against the Effects of Noise eLearning

Cost

COST

£ 15 +Vat
  • Approximately 30 minutes
  • Completely Online
  • Valid for 3 years
Refunds

In the event of a cancellation or deferment, we provide fully transparent terms and conditions.

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Protection Against the Effects of Noise eLearning

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About the Protection Against the Effects of Noise eLearning Course

The “Protection Against the Effects of Noise” eLearning course focuses on the importance of protecting one’s hearing and the risks associated with excessive noise exposure. It covers various aspects, including the gradual or immediate causes of hearing loss, the role of the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, and the hierarchy of controls to mitigate noise hazards. Learners will understand how to recognise, identify, and address noise-related risks.

Hearing is a valuable sense that often goes unappreciated until it is compromised. This eLearning course emphasises the significance of protecting one’s hearing in both personal and professional environments. It addresses the gradual or sudden causes of hearing loss and highlights that hearing loss can be a permanent disability.

Learning Outcomes