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Industrial & Organisational : Introduction : Personnel : Organizational psychology : Occupations: Work environment

Work

Human resources

Attitudes towards work Employment Family work relationships Job analysis Job characteristics Job enrichment Job experience level Work at home Noise level (work areas) Workaholism Work adjustment training Working conditions Work load Work related illness Work rest cycles Work scheduling Work stress Work teams Work week length Work day shifts Workers compensation insurance Workforce diversity Working space Working women Workplace violence This box: view • talk • edit

High noise levels in work areas can contribute to occupational stress and have important effects on the productivity and health of employees. Working conditions in which there is too much noise requires a program of Workplace health surveillance to monitor workers health and use of approriate equipment to protect themselves.

Assessment of noise levelsEdit

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• Deafness
• Loudness
• Noise effects
• Noise health effects
• Noise pollution
• Occupational exposure
• Work related illnesses