home solutions who we are blog FAQ contact us 02 83418362 home > solutions > electrosmog control > Electromagnetic pollution at work Electromagnetic pollution at work In the workplace, the presence of equipment or systems can lead to significant exposure to electromagnetic fields. If you are an employer, you need to verify that your facility's electromagnetic pollution levels are within legal limits. Electrosmog analysis in the workplace An Energetics technician will inspect your facility with special tools: the most common sources of electrosmog are machinery (for example induction furnaces, welding machines, transformers) in the industrial sector and diagnostic equipment in the medical field. An excessive level of electromagnetic pollution can be harmful to health, and can cause interference that prevents the correct functioning of the work equipment; therefore it is necessary to pay particular attention to know and contain electrosmog as much as possible. Our technician will deliver you a complete diagnostic report with the detected data, the illustrative graphs and the technical conclusions, to assess the level of electromagnetic pollution and its compliance with the legal requirements. If necessary, he will also be able to tell you what interventions to take to reduce electrosmog: shielding in the workplace is extremely important, to respect the law and the well-being of those who work. starting from € 1,300.00 ask for a quote News Electromagnetic pollution at work Electrosmog: know it and defend yourself 24 February, 2012 | Insights Fortunately, the problem of electrosmog and the dangers associated with prolonged exposure to this type of pollution comes back to the fore, fortunately, because its importance must never be forgotten. As we know, and as Ispra fully explains, the major environmental sources ... read article Monitor noise pollution to work and live better 11 December, 2011 | Insights According to OSHA estimates, European workers exposed to excessive noise pollution for more than a quarter of their working hours are more than 60 million, or about a third of the total. In environments such as industries, construction sites, but also call centers or offices, noise pollution is a factor ... read article Induction heating FAQ Electromagnetic pollution at work Vivo vicino a un ripetitore telefonico. Devo preoccuparmi per l'elettrosmog? L'elettrosmog può essere dannoso per la salute, ma i campi elettromagnetici diminuiscono velocemente man mano che ci si allontana dal punto di... continua... Sono RSPP in un'azienda con macchinari che possono generare elettrosmog. Devo richiedere le misure di esposizione all'inquinamento elettromagnetico? No. Questo è un obbligo di legge del datore di lavoro. È il datore di lavoro che deve richiedere un intervento di misura dell'elettrosmog, per... continua... Cos'è la previsione di impatto acustico? Quando viene richiesta? Si tratta del calcolo del livello di rumore esistente in una zona, cui viene aggiunta la previsione dell'impatto che avrà in quella zona una nuova... continua... Tutte le nostre soluzioni Certificazione Energetica Controllo impianti solari Controllo impianti termici Diagnosi energetica completa Documentazione impianti Fondo elettromagnetico Inquinamento elettromagnetico sul lavoro Isolamento termico pareti Perdite e infiltrazioni Previsione di impatto acustico Ricerca ponti termici Rivestimenti degli edifici Rumore sul posto di lavoro Termografia completa Umidità delle pareti Verifica acustica in opera (facciata) Verifica acustica in opera (impiantistica idrico sanitaria) Verifica acustica in opera (pareti interne e solette) Verifica di permeabilità all'aria Verifica di permeabilità all'aria (avanzato) Chi Siamo | Contattaci | Termini e Condizioni | Informativa Privacy | Listino Completo energy is a project of HQ Engineering Italia Srl Via Gallarate, 211 20151 - Milan | VAT number: 06997160962 designed & engineered by fractalgarden