NAWR

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Acronym	Definition
NAWR	Noise At Work Regulations 1989 (UK)
NAWR	North American Welsh Room (est. 1998)
NAWR	North Alabama Wildlife Rehabilitators (Huntsville, AL)

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Under the Noise At Work Regulations 1989, employers must find out what problems they have and consider ways of reducing them.

Pupils warned over pop music levels; RETRO REPORT July, 1998

The regulations replace the existing Noise at Work Regulations 1989 for all industries in Great Britain except music and entertainment, which have until April 2008 to comply.

Noise Regulations come into force

The existing law is the "Noise at Work Regulations 1989" which detail the responsibility of employers regarding noise in the workplace.

Quietly does it: European law says that you must protect your workers hearing. Eurospray says that its new spraybooths comply with the regulations. You can see the booth at Surfaceworld, stand 10

This Directive (2003/10/EC) repealed the existing 1986 Noise Directive (86/188/EEC), which had been implemented in the UK by the Noise at Work Regulations 1989.

New regulations--new emphasis: PWE takes a look at the new Control of Vibration and Noise at Work Regulations with the help of two organizations that specialise in these areas, Casella CEL, and P.C. Werth