Tuesday 8 December, London – NEW programme updates
As an EHP involved with noise and nuisance, your role places you at the forefront of an ever rapidly changing environment. This conference will focus on key topics such as licensing, serving abatement notices and Defra’s Noise Action plans. By attending, you will be able to review the successes achieved so far and collaborate with your peers to identify solutions for future challenges.
Keeping both environmental and social noises and nuisance to acceptable levels is important for the benefit of public health and wellbeing. Over recent years, this has been supported by the media, general public and with research from the Government, WHO and Defra.
This one-day conference has been designed to review these research projects as well as the latest noise and nuisance guidelines, current legislation and case studies on good practice; enabling you to carry out your work with confidence.
By attending, you will:
- Receive a full legislative review including the Planning Act Section 158, Nuisance: statutory authority
- Gain a clear and practical understanding of the processes and conditions for drafting abatement notices
- Review recent research into the impact of environmental noise on health
- Identify and resolve licensing process concerns for EHPs
- Develop supportive partnerships to help your enforcement practices
- Be able to overcome challenges when managing sources of noise and nuisance for various industry sectors
- Review and update your knowledge on the latest guidelines and good practice procedures
Who should attend?
- EHPs and technical officers
- Heads of noise teams
- Senior EHOs of pollution control
- Noise and nuisance consultants
- Health and safety managers
Presentations
This conference is accredited with five hours and 30 minutes of CIEH CPD points