Quarrying & Minerals

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Quarrying & Minerals

One number hides the real picture.

A jaw crusher runs loud, continuous, and often for a full shift at a time — and a remote site doesn't get assessed any less often just because it's remote.

Crushing and screening plant runs loud, continuously.

An outdoor site doesn’t mean the exposure is lower.

Mobile plant adds its own moving source of noise.

Exposure that changes with where the work actually happens.

Real figures for your own site.

Not a single number borrowed from a different quarry.

Illustrative worked example

A jaw crusher running a full shift, against the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 action and limit values.

80dB(A)

Lower action value

85dB(A)

Upper action value

87dB(A)

Exposure limit value

88dB(A)

Quarrying & Minerals settle*

*Illustrative settle value for a jaw crusher shift, shown against the real action and limit values above. This is a sample, not your site — your own floor is only known once it’s actually measured.

Why quarrying & minerals floors get this wrong

One number hides the real picture

Real numbers. Real evidence. UK-wide, site by site.

What the shift actually sounds like

A jaw crusher runs loud, continuous, and often for a full shift at a time.

Why it matters under the regulations

Remote sites don't get assessed any less often just because they're remote.

What you get back

Real exposure levels for your own site, zone by zone, checked against the 80 / 85 / 87 dB(A) action and limit values — not a generic industry figure.

What you receive

What one assessment actually tells you

One assessment covers the whole site, properly, wherever it is — not a general figure for the industry, but your own crusher, your own zones, your own numbers.

Straight answers

What people ask

Does this apply to a remote or small site?

Yes. The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 apply to any workplace, remote or not — the location doesn’t change the duty.

Is the crusher the only thing that counts?

No. Screening, conveyors and mobile plant all add to a full shift’s exposure, and the assessment covers all of it zone by zone.

Is a desk-based estimate good enough?

No. A real assessment is based on your own site and your own plant, not a generic industry figure.

Is seeing whether I have a problem free?

Yes. Seeing whether there’s a problem is free. You only pay once you know you want the full report.

Is this a guarantee my site is compliant?

No. It’s a calibrated assessment against the real action and limit values, not a certification or a legal guarantee.

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