HAVS Monitoring for Workplace Safety
Hand-Arm Vibration Monitoring measures the vibration magnitude emitted by individual tools to assess employee exposure. Using accelerometers attached to tools or the palm, we capture movement across the X, Y, and Z axes, calculate vibration magnitude in m/s², and combine this with trigger time to determine the Dose of Vibration.
Why It Matters
The Control of Vibration at Work Regulations sets:
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First action level: 2.5 m/s²
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Upper limit: 5 m/s²
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No-effect level: 1 m/s²
Exceeding these limits can lead to Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) — irreversible conditions that impact health and productivity.
How Our HAVS Monitoring Works
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On-Tool Vibration Measurement
Using HSE-recommended accelerometers and dose monitors.
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Trigger Time Analysis
Accurate calculation of daily exposure levels.
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Comprehensive Reporting
Practical control measures and an actionable compliance plan.
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Integrated Ergonomic Assessment
We go beyond vibration — assessing workstation design, grip force, and posture to reduce musculoskeletal risk.
Why PEAK4 is Different
We combine vibration exposure monitoring with ergonomic risk assessment to deliver a robust, holistic approach that reduces both HAVS and musculoskeletal injuries.
Who Needs HAVS Monitoring?
- Construction and engineering firms
- Manufacturing and fabrication workshops
- Forestry and agricultural businesses
- Mining and quarry operations
Why Choose PEAK4?
- Nationwide coverage with rapid response
- Accredited occupational hygienists
- Clear, actionable reports for compliance
- Digital scheduling & secure records via YODHA portal
Ready to Protect Your Workforce?
✔ Comply with HSE vibration exposure standards
✔ Detect HAVS and CTS risks early
✔ Reduce absence and avoid costly legal issues