Noise Risk Assessment (NRA) in Malaysia
Protect Your Employees and Stay Compliant with DOSH Regulations
Excessive workplace noise can cause permanent hearing loss and reduce employee performance.
At KLS Academy PLT, we provide Noise Risk Assessment (NRA) services conducted by DOSH-Registered Assessors, helping organizations comply with the Factories and Machinery (Noise Exposure) Regulations 1989.
We deliver accurate, professional, and fully compliant assessments — backed by after-assessment support for up to 5 years.
What Is a Noise Risk Assessment (NRA)?
A Noise Risk Assessment identifies and evaluates areas in your workplace where employees are exposed to harmful noise levels.
It is a legal requirement for all workplaces with potential noise hazards, enforced by the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), Malaysia.
An NRA determines:
- Which workers are exposed to excessive noise
- The degree and duration of exposure
- Appropriate control measures to reduce risks
This assessment supports your compliance with DOSH regulations and aligns with ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety Management System requirements.
Why It’s Important
- Protects workers from noise-induced hearing loss
- Complies with DOSH and FMA (Noise Exposure) Regulations 1989
- Supports ISO 45001 certification and HIRARC implementation
- Reduces absenteeism and improves productivity
- Identifies cost-effective noise control measures
Our 5-Step Assessment Process
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Pre-Assessment Consultation
We understand your operations, machinery, and site layout to define the scope.
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Noise Measurement & Data Collection
Using calibrated equipment, our DOSH-registered assessors measure workplace noise exposure levels.
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Data Analysis & Risk Evaluation
Results are analyzed to identify at-risk employees and compare exposure levels with legal limits.
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Report Preparation & Recommendations
You’ll receive a detailed report including results, analysis, and practical control recommendations.
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After-Assessment Support (5 Years)
We provide guidance for follow-up actions, compliance review, and document retention.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How often should a Noise Risk Assessment be conducted?
Every 5 years or earlier if there are changes in equipment, layout, or processes that may alter noise exposure.
Is NRA mandatory for all workplaces?
It’s required for workplaces with potential exposure exceeding 85 dB(A) or where workers show symptoms of hearing loss.
How long does an NRA take?
Typically 1–2 days for on-site measurement and 7–10 working days for report submission.
What happens after the assessment?
We provide recommendations and guidance on implementing noise control measures and maintaining compliance documentation.
Get Started Today
Ensure your workplace meets DOSH and ISO 45001 requirements. Our team is ready to help you plan, assess, and comply efficiently.
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