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Posted By Jim-F
We have two Hilti breakers on hire, Iv been asked to provide a sheet for this, should the hirer provide this or does anyone know the simple formula for working this out.
they are Hilti TE705 and Hilti TE805
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Posted By Chris Pope
Jim
I spent an hour listening to the Hilti rep expounding on this today. Give him a ring, they appear to be market leaders in this field : Peter Reynolds 0161 886 1433. He might redirect you so be patient.
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Posted By Stephen_S_Edwards
Jim,
Have a word with the Hire Company.
I know that Hewden, Speedy, etc have done a lot of work in relation to vibration. They should provide you with all the necessary information required.
Steve
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Posted By RP
HSe have a section on vibration on their website. they also have a vibration calculater. If you know what the vibration measurements are (in the operators manual) then you this to determine the amount of time operatives may be exposed to risks.
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Posted By Jeff Manion
Have information
1 consider equipment.
2 how sharp is the tool
3 how well maintained
4 its use by the user, holding up in air differs from using on ground.
5 information on equipment is misleading and may provide the "best" results in laboratory not what actually is achieved at the workplace.
send an e-mail and will send you something direct.
Jeff Manion
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Posted By Gary L
Strongly advise against using just manufacturers measurements, there can be significant differences between them and what actually occurs out in the field.
We used the Industrial Noise & Vibration Centre. They have a database of vibration exposures for a large number of tools. There details are below
Tel : 01753 698800
Web : www.invc.co.uk
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Posted By peter gotch
Jim
You will find a database of vibration levels together with traffic light system developed by the Construction Confederation, Hire Association Europe and HSE at
http://www.thecc.org.uk/index.asp?page=whatsnew
Need to treat with some caution, since dependent on how equipment is maintained, and how used by each individual.
Regards, Peter
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