THE WORKPLACE NOISE PROTECTION
REVOLUTION

Noise exposure in the workplace is a costly problem that hampers millions of businesses each year. From construction to manufacturing, food production to pharmaceuticals and music, businesses where repeated noise exposure is a feature need a better way to manage noise and protect their valuable personnel.

Exposure to noise in the workplace causes devastating hearing damage over time. Employers have a legal responsibility to provide effective hearing protection for all their employees or face the consequences. Employees with hearing damage cannot work and must be replaced at great cost. Occupational deafness insurance claims (the biggest category of occupational claim) cost companies millions. On the flip side, taking strides to protect employee hearing demonstrates to workers that they are valued, creating a better and more productive work culture.

Despite the range of noise-protection solutions on offer, a comprehensive noise management solution catering to all employers’ needs has not yet been developed.

Until Eave…

Measure

Protect

Analyse

Enhance

COMPREHENSIVE OCCUPATIONAL NOISE MANAGEMENT

Employers need a solution that allows them to measure and analyse how noise impacts their workspace. They need to gather this data in a format that helps them set safe targets and implement best practices. And finally, they need hearing protection equipment that provides superior safety all day long without impeding communication or situational awareness.

That solution is Eave!

THE STORY BEHIND EAVE

Eave is the brainchild of Dr. David Greenberg, a long time NHS Clinical and Research Audiologist. Seeing firsthand the far-reaching, costly, and devastating impact of hearing loss on individuals and their employers, Dr. Greenberg began his mission of developing a comprehensive noise management solution suitable for widespread industrial and occupational use. Eave is the result of several years of research and Dr. Greenberg’s deep understanding of the way noise impacts human hearing.