- Products
- AXILOG II vibration monitoring system
- BGCMAP rate of corrosion tester
- Foundation integrity testing products
- Foundation load testing products
- PARAS parallel seismic test system
- PLATEMAN plate load tester
- SB2010 large scale shear box
- SCXT3000 cross hole sonic logging system
- SPTMAN hammer energy tester
- TDR2-S concrete slab tester
- Measurement and control
- Below ground corrosion assessment
- Bi-directional static load testing
- Cross hole sonic logging
- Dynamic pile testing
- Parallel seismic testing
- Pile integrity testing
- Static load testing
- Bituminous materials testing
- Chemical testing
- Concrete material testing
- Plate load testing
- Pyrite testing
- Soils and aggregate testing
- Specialist testing
- Coring and pavement analysis
- Falling weight deflectometer
- Radar surveys
- Utility reinstatement testing
- Visualise road sign evaluation
- Bridge crack monitoring
- Bridge strike monitoring
- Bridge deflection and displacement
- Bridge load testing
- Hidden bridge defect detection
- Bridge assessment
- Over-height vehicle detection
Noise monitoring
JFTS' noise monitoring service enables the effective management and control of excessive noise which could lead to permanent damage to a person's hearing.
The source of noise and the implications that may result from elevated levels needs to be considered in many circumstances. For example, local authorities will not approve planning if background noise from roads, railways or air traffic is above certain levels, and the noise pollution from construction sites can cause a nuisance for local residents.
Placing monitoring instrumentation prior to and during works, will offer assurances should any disputes relating to inconvenience or possible damage that may occur.
Noise at work regulations
The noise at work regulations set out the requirements to ensure workers hearing is protected from excessive noise in the workplace.
Employing noise monitoring equipment such as sound level meters, will measure sound in the same way as the human ear. Our noise monitoring equipment measures the average sound pressure level in decibels over a given period of time, analysing peak levels with a frequency weighting.
