In keeping with our annual-ish tradition, we are publishing our 2016 ranking of the 10 most popular Pulsar Instruments’ blogs.
Here is how we have made our selection:
We looked at followers and engagement on our Twitter, Facebook and YouTube accounts as well as our website traffic. After crunching the numbers, below are the top ten results.
Do have another read if you have missed any of them in the first place! We trust that you will find them of interest. Simply click on the hyperlink of your choice below to open the blog.
Pulsar Instruments – Top 10 blogs of 2016
1. New personal noise dosemeter launched today
Pulsar launched a brand new noise dosemeter, the Pulsar NoisePen, in June this year aimed at lone workers. New shape, added functionalities and great reporting software.
2. New-look website launched
After many months of hard work, we launched our newly redesigned website in April this year.
3. Noise at Work Regulations – 10 years in 10 facts
The Regulations that are so central to everything that we do turned 10 years in April this year. Still very much relevant and a key component to our communication strategy.
4. Could you prove noise levels are within legal limits?
Another chance to revisit the noise legislation, the recommended noise action levels and exposure limits in the workplace.
5. Why you should use a windshield with your sound level meter
One of the many ways of looking after your sound level meter in a busy and often dusty work environment.
6. Why buy Pulsar Instruments?
Top reasons to opt for a trusted brand such as Pulsar Instruments and a leading manufacturer of noise measurement products since 1969.
7. Benefits of safeguarding hearing
Why looking after workers’ hearing throughout their employment makes business sense for all involved.
8. Understanding the 3dB rule
Another chance to read this blog and understand the importance of the 3dB rule when undertaking noise measurements.
9. Controlling exposure to noise with a personal noise dosemeter
Looking at the various tools available to professionals to measure exposure to noise at work.
10. 80-85 and 87dB: why these values matter?
The 3 values that any safety manager should have at the back of their minds when implementing a noise safe strategy.
Keep checking our website for new announcements over the next few weeks!
That’s it for 2016. What blog posts do you hope to see from us in 2017? Please do let us know if there is anything you would like us to cover specifically by using our contact button.
Are you about to embark in noise measurement for the first time at work and not all together sure where to start? Have a look at our website in the first place for some practical tips and great advice.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions on occupational noise measurement or you would like to see any of our noise measurement products being demonstrated to you or your team in your factory by one of our engineers.
