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(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.
Nov 18 2025
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Explain why this approach to calculating daily personal noise exposure for Worker X is inappropriate.
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They calculated it as follows (94 + 88 + 85) / 3 = 89
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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.
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(b) What control measures would further reduce risks to Worker A?
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1 (a) What should be considered when assessing the risks to Worker A from the repetitive physical activities when working on the assembly lines?
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Task 1: Repetitive physical activity
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Changes in architectural design and style means that more customers are asking for metal-framed windows instead of uPVC.
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The window factory consists of four departments in the main warehouse: goods-in, extrusion, fabrication, and assembly.
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Cloudline Windows is a manufacturing organisation that produces bespoke windows. It has been in operation for 50 years.
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DI2-0009-ENG-QP-V1 Nov25 NEBOSH 2025
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On the morning of the audit, you meet with the consultant on-site, and while escorting them to see the GCM, you explain, “We really need this audit, as I am concerned that workers and customers are being put at risk.”
Nov 12 2025
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One afternoon, you hear a scream from the front of the garden centre. You go to see what has happened. A display unit near to the cash registers has fallen over.
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