Assessment reports land, then go cold
A consultant survey may identify action points, but the next steps end up split between inboxes, paper notes, and shared drives.
Free tools launching 2026
Stop chasing noise at work compliance across PDFs, spreadsheets, and calendar reminders
HSE's latest noise campaign found most small firms failing on basic follow-up — weak worker instruction, no proof that controls were actually working. noiseproof keeps that evidence in one place so you're not scrambling before the next visit.
Start with the free noise exposure calculator and risk assessment template, then keep the follow-up in one record.
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Built by Crocker Digital Ltd for UK employers managing noise assessments, PPE, training, and audiometry without a full compliance team.
Why noise records break down
The hard part is not the survey. It is the follow-up.
Small firms rarely miss noise compliance because they do not care. They miss it because the evidence trail lives in too many places.
Hearing protection evidence is patchy
PPE can be issued on the shop floor without a clean record of who received it, what changed, or whether the area is still signed correctly.
Audiometry dates are easy to miss
Health surveillance follow-ups often sit in a calendar or spreadsheet that no one checks until renewal time or an inspection request arrives.
Managers cannot see one audit trail
When records live in five places, you cannot answer basic questions quickly: who is exposed, what controls changed, and what still needs doing.
Know exactly what needs doing next
What you can keep on top of in one place
The product keeps the practical work visible: what changed, who is affected, and what still needs to happen before the next review or inspection.
- Store each assessment in a live register instead of a static PDF folder
- Track hearing protection zones, signage, and control reviews in the same workflow
- Keep employee PPE, training, and audiometry actions tied to the right site and task
- Export a cleaner evidence pack when HSE, insurers, or clients ask what happened next
Still managing noise compliance in spreadsheets?
The first free tools launch soon. Get on the list.
Step 1
Capture the baseline
Add the survey findings, exposure assumptions, and affected areas to one register.
Step 2
Assign the controls
Log hearing protection zones, PPE issue, training actions, and review dates against the right workers.
Step 3
See what is due next
Keep audiometry, reassessment triggers, and follow-up tasks visible instead of buried in reminders.
Step 4
Show the evidence fast
Pull together a cleaner record of what changed, when it changed, and who it affected.
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Free tools preview
Free workplace noise tools are coming first
The launch plan starts with practical tools that help teams estimate exposure, start assessments, and understand what to do next.
noise exposure calculator
Calculate Daily Noise Exposure — Free LEP,d Calculator for UK Employers
Estimate your workers' daily noise exposure (LEP,d) from multiple sources and see which UK regulatory action values apply.
hearing protection zone requirements
Check Your Hearing Protection Zones — Free Compliance Checklist for UK Employers
Walk through 12 checks covering signage, PPE, access control, training, health surveillance, and records for hearing protection zones.
noise risk assessment template
Start a Noise Risk Assessment — Free Starter Template for UK Employers
Structure a noise risk assessment with noise sources, controls, action plan, and health surveillance — then download as PDF.
What changes when records stay together
Build a cleaner compliance routine before the next inspection
Shorter audit prep
Cut audit prep from days of hunting PDFs and inboxes to a single export with the full evidence trail attached.
Fewer missed follow-ups
See every audiometry renewal and training refresher 30 days before it lapses, not the week an inspector asks for it.
Cleaner handover between sites
Any site manager can check the same live record without emailing for the latest spreadsheet or asking who has the PPE log.
More confidence after the survey
The consultant's report stays connected to every action taken since — so the evidence actually tells the full story.
Search questions
Common workplace noise questions
What are the noise limits at work in the UK?
UK employers work to lower and upper noise exposure action values plus an exposure limit under the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005. In practice, you need more than the threshold itself: you need a record of who was exposed, what controls were used, and what follow-up happened next.
Does every employer need a noise risk assessment?
Any employer whose staff may be exposed to harmful workplace noise needs to assess that risk and decide what controls, information, and health surveillance are required. The assessment does not end with the survey report. You also need an evidence trail for the actions you take afterwards.
When is health surveillance needed for workplace noise?
Health surveillance becomes relevant when employees are regularly exposed to workplace noise at levels where hearing damage is a real risk. The important operational problem is not only deciding that surveillance is needed, but also tracking who is due, what was completed, and what needs repeating.
How often should a noise risk assessment be reviewed?
A workplace noise assessment should be reviewed whenever equipment, processes, layouts, staffing, or exposure patterns change enough to affect the risk. It should also be revisited if controls are not working as expected. The useful discipline is logging each trigger and the action taken, not just saving the original report.
Can a noise exposure calculator replace a consultant survey?
A calculator can help estimate exposure and support day-to-day decisions, but it does not automatically replace a competent workplace survey where detailed measurement or specialist judgment is needed. The practical value is using calculator outputs, survey findings, and follow-up actions in one record instead of managing each separately.
What should a noise risk assessment include?
A useful noise risk assessment shows who is exposed, where the exposure happens, what controls are already in place, what extra action is needed, and how the employer will review that position. It should also connect to hearing protection, training, surveillance, and evidence of what changed afterwards.
Launch questions
What to expect from the launch
How much will noiseproof cost?
The product is being designed for owner-managed SMEs, not enterprise budgets. The goal is to cost less than the admin and consultant follow-up time many firms already absorb when records are split across PDFs, spreadsheets, and reminders.
Is noiseproof live now?
The full tracker is still in build. Joining the waitlist is the best way to hear when the first release and free tools go live. The site is here to validate demand and shape a practical launch, not to pretend the product is already shipping.
Will noiseproof replace a noise consultant?
No. The product is designed to become the management layer around the survey, not a substitute for competent measurements where those are needed. It helps employers keep the ongoing records, reminders, and evidence that usually fall outside the consultant report.
Who is behind noiseproof?
noiseproof is a product of Crocker Digital Ltd, a UK software business focused on practical operational tools. The company builds products around real admin and compliance bottlenecks, with a clear scope and visible contact details rather than anonymous landing-page claims.
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