Directive 2000/14/EC on noise emissions has the following objectives
to ensure the smooth functioning of the European single market and, in the process, to
at the same time, to protect health and the environment through the control of the
noise emitted by a wide range of machines used outdoors. This
The regulations require the affixing of a sound emission marking for 57 types of
and establishes noise limits for 22 of them. These include
a significant number of machines used in construction.
Recently, the Noise Emissions Directive has been
amended by Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/1208, which updates the methods for the
by the Noise Measurement Systems Directive in order to adapt them to technical progress, and by the Noise Measurement
(EU) 2024/2839, which simplifies reporting obligations
on noise emissions.
This article analyzes the changes introduced in the
regulations governing airborne noise from construction machinery used in the construction industry.
details the timetable for their implementation, highlighting how they will be implemented.
modifications not only reduce the administrative burden for manufacturers,
but also bring greater clarity and efficiency to the sector, facilitating the
compliance and improving the information available to users.
You can read the full article in the following link.
