Common use of Noise Abatement Program Clause in Contracts

Noise Abatement Program. The Company will make an on-going effort to address noise concerns where levels are above the legislated levels, particularly with the introduction of new equipment, machinery and technology as part of plant modernization and new facility installations. The Health, Safety and Environment Committee will identify and prioritize noise areas, monitor noise abatement across the plants, including sound survey results, and make appropriate recommendations. Further, audiometric tests will be conducted annually for those employees whose average noise exposure exceeds eighty (80) decibels (dBA). Permanent records of audiometric tests and sound survey results will be maintained at the plants. Management of the plants will be instructed to review annually with the Health, Safety and Environment Committee, in sufficient detail, the noise abatement programs currently in effect and those it is planning to undertake. This information will be supplied in writing to the Health, Safety and Environment Committee with the understanding the Health, Safety and Environment Committee will have ample opportunity to discuss the noise abatement program with Management and make recommendations designed to improve upon it.

Noise Abatement Program. The Company will make an on-going effort to address noise concerns where levels are above the legislated levels, particularly with the introduction of new equipment, machinery and technology as part of plant modernization and new facility installations. The HealthHealt h, Safety and Environment Committee will identify and prioritize noise areas, monitor noise abatement across the plants, including sound survey results, and make appropriate recommendations. Further, audiometric tests will be conducted annually for those employees whose average noise exposure exceeds eighty (80) decibels (dBA). Permanent records of audiometric tests and sound survey results will be maintained at the plants. Management of the plants will be instructed to review annually with the HealthHealt h, Safety and Environment Committee, in sufficient detail, the noise abatement programs currently in effect and those it is planning to undertake. This information will be supplied in writing to the Health, Safety and Environment Committee with the understanding the Health, Safety and Environment Committee will have ample opportunity to discuss the noise abatement program with Management and make recommendations designed to improve upon it.

Noise Abatement Program. The Company will make an on-going effort to address noise concerns where levels are above the legislated levels, particularly with the introduction of new equipment, machinery and technology as part of plant modernization and new facility installations. The Health, Safety and Environment Committee will identify and prioritize noise areas, monitor noise abatement across the plants, including sound survey results, and make appropriate recommendations. Further, audiometric tests will be conducted annually for those employees whose average noise exposure exceeds eighty (80) decibels (dBA). Permanent records of audiometric tests and sound survey results will be maintained at the plants. Management of the plants will be instructed to review annually with the Health, Safety and Environment Committee, in sufficient detail, the noise abatement programs currently in effect and those it is planning to undertake. This information will be supplied in writing to the Health, Safety and Environment Committee with the understanding the Health, Safety and Environment Committee will have ample opportunity to discuss the noise abatement program with Management and make recommendations designed to improve upon it. The company will explore all avenues first at the source, second along the path and third at the worker, to ensure the lowest dBA exposures to all employees, and report results to the JHSC.

Noise Abatement Program. The Company will make an on-going effort to address noise concerns where levels are above the legislated levels, particularly with the introduction of new equipment, machinery and technology as part of plant modernization and new facility installations. The Health, Safety and Environment Committee will identify and prioritize noise areas, monitor noise abatement across the plants, including sound survey results, and make appropriate recommendations. Further, audiometric tests will be conducted annually for those employees whose average noise exposure exceeds eighty ninety (8090) decibels (dBA). Permanent records of audiometric tests and sound survey results will be maintained at the plants. Management of the plants will be instructed to review annually with the Health, Safety and Environment Committee, in sufficient detail, the noise abatement programs currently in effect and those it is planning to undertake. This information will be supplied in writing to the Health, Safety and Environment Committee with the understanding the Health, Safety and Environment Committee will have ample opportunity to discuss the noise abatement program with Management and make recommendations designed to improve upon it.

Noise Abatement Program. The Company will make an on-going effort to address noise concerns where levels are above the legislated levels, particularly with the introduction intro- duction of new equipment, machinery and technology as part of plant modernization and new facility installations. The Health, Safety and Environment Committee will identify and prioritize noise areas, monitor mon- itor noise abatement across the plants, including sound survey results, and make appropriate recommendations. Further, audiometric tests will be conducted annually for those employees whose average noise exposure exceeds eighty eighty-five (8085) decibels (dBA). Permanent records of audiometric tests and sound survey results will be maintained at the plantsplant. Management of the plants plant will be instructed to review annually with the Health, Safety and Environment Committee, in sufficient detail, the noise abatement programs currently in effect and those it is planning to undertake. This information will be supplied in writing to the Health, Safety and Environment Committee with the understanding understand- ing the Health, Safety and Environment Committee will have ample opportunity to discuss the noise abatement program with Management Manage- ment and make recommendations designed to improve upon it.