The figures below MUST be used to manage and record HAV exposure onsite. The list below includes the common tools used onsite.

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Click on the white areas and enter a representative vibration magnitude (in m/s2) and an exposure duration (in hours and/or minutes). You can do this for up to six different machines or...

Find the value in the table that lines up with the magnitude and time. The illustration shows how it works for a magnitude of 5 m/s2 and an exposure time of 3 hours: in this case the exposure corresponds to …

Table 1 presents typical vibration magnitudes for power hand tools commonly used at Department of Defense installations. The list of tools in the table is comprised from the EU Good Practice Guide HAV …

Values referenced in this table are in variance to levels quoted by power tool manufacturers. This variance occurs due to the different ways in which tool vibration is measured.

You can use the ‘recommended initial value’ vibration magnitudes in Table 1 in combination with your observations of durations of exposure (trigger times) to make an initial estimate of daily vibration …

Find the value in the table that lines up with the magnitude and time. The illustration shows how it works for a magnitude of 5 m/s 2 and an exposure time of 3 hours: in this case the exposure corresponds to …

This document contains vibration magnitude level data for over 100 power tools from various manufacturers such as Belle Engineering, DeWalt, Hilti, Makita, Milwaukee, and Stihl.

We explain how the vibration severity table according to ISO 10816 works. Everything you need to know about vibrations in rotating machinery.