Good practice approach to managing vibration risks in the workplace

Finch Consulting

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Over the last few years, there has been no decrease in the number of claims resulting from exposure to vibration – particularly hand-arm vibration. Finch Consulting’s Chris Nelson and QBE have co-authored a paper setting out a good practice approach to managing vibration risks in the workplace.

https://qbeeurope.com/document-library/risk-solutions/qbe-issues-forum-hand-arm-vibration/

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Good practice approach to managing vibration risks in the workplace

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