Protect your people.

WorkSafe New Zealand and Safe Work Australia mandate workplace vibration risk management. Vibration Action makes compliance simple, delivering audit ready, law‑cited evidence.

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COMPLIANCE RISKS - ARE YOUR PEOPLE AND BUSINESS AT RISKS?

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PREMANENT INJURY

WORKPLACE VIBRATION CAN LEAD TO INJURIES OF THE CIRCULATORY AND NERVOUS SYSTEMS WITHIN THE HUMAN BODY

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LAW

DUTY OF CARE

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COST

AUS COURT CLAIMS /NZ HAS ONE OF THE HIGHEST RATES OF CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME IN THE WORLD

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SOLUTION

AUDIT READY EVDIENCE PACKS FOR HAND ARM VIBRATION AND WHOLE BODY VIBRATION FROM THE ONE SYSTEM

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COMPILANCE IN SECONDS, NOT MONTHS

Our dashboard integrates HAVSPRO data and applies NZ/AUS thresholds automatically.

Measure both Hand Arm Vibration (HAVS) and Whole Body Vibration (WBV) from the one system.

Generate audit ready evidence packs, tool tracking and performance with one click.

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STAY AHEAD OF COMPLIANCE CHANGES

  • Articles on vibration hazards

  • Downloadable audit checklists

  • FAOs on compliance obligations

  • Mining company, $1.5 million award to one employee who developed HAVS. 1

  • In Australia, workplace vibration is a widespread hazard. National surveys show that around 21% of workers — over 1.5 million people — are regularly exposed to vibration from tools, vehicles, and machinery. Industries such as construction, mining, and transport are particularly affected. 1

COMPLIANCE PAYS FOR ITSELF

GLOBAL STANDARDS, LOCAL COMPLIANCE

Our vibration monitoring system is built to meet the UK’s rigorous Control of Vibration at Work Regulations standards based on internationally recognised ISO benchmarks. That means it works seamlessly in New Zealand and Australia, where regulators reference the same ISO guidance.

By adopting a UK compliant system, your business gains:

  • Audit-ready evidence for WorkSafe NZ and Safe Work Australia

  • Real-time monitoring aligned with international best practice

  • A consistent framework trusted across multiple regions

Whether you operate in the UK, NZ, or AU, our system ensures your workplace is protected, compliant, and future ready.

Check your business obligations within you country. Click on the links below

Who we’ve worked with so far.

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