The 2020 shooting range design seminar hosted by Troy Acoustics and Siebein Associates will now be held October 28–29 in Jacksonville, Florida.
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"Whether you have concerns about OSHA noise exposure limits or your local noise ordinance, learn about cost-effective solutions to provide your range personnel a safer and more productive work environment," Troy Acoustics says.
Shooting ranges nationwide, including law enforcement facilities, are being cited by health and safety officials for noise control violations. These citations have resulted in a reduction of operating hours, range shutdowns, and in some cases, fines for non-compliance of noise exposure limits.
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Troy Acoustics will sponsor a program Wednesday Jan. 18 from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show that will teach law enforcement officers and other SHOT attendees how their agencies and companies can reduce range noise. Discussed will be OSHA and NIOSH regulations, noise solutions for ranges, and the effects of too much noise on range personnel.
This equipment will help you improve your firearms skills, both on and off the range.
The UL-rated Troy System is an acoustic wall system that is installed on baffles, safety ceilings, drop ceilings, and sidewalls in shooting ranges to ensure that you meet OSHA noise exposure limits and a 1.3-second reverb time.