When organizing an event which produces more than 85 decibels of sound,  you're obligated to monitor the decibel levels. But how exactly do you do that? - Find the video & show notes here: https://www.eventplanner.net/tv/223_measure-decibels-at-events-where-do-you-start.html

When organizing an event which produces more than 85 decibels of sound, you're obligated to monitor the decibel levels. But how exactly do you do that? - Find the video & show notes here: https://www.eventplanner.net/tv/223_measure-decibels-at-events-where-do-you-start.html

When organizing an event which produces more than 85 decibels of sound,  you're obligated to monitor the decibel levels. But how exactly do you do that? - Find the video &amp; show notes here: https://www.eventplanner.net/tv/223_measure-decibels-at-events-where-do-you-start.html

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