Boothless audiometric testing continues to find a place in many workplace hearing conservation programs. We’ve collected a list of some of the most common tips and tricks for examiners using SHOEBOX to test their employees.
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How Mobile Workplace Audiometric Testing is Helping Service Providers
The World Health Organization has found that noise-induced hearing loss is an all-too-common problem facing many workers. Luckily, this problem is preventable. We know that there are many experienced and talented mobile hearing testing companies working hard to support workplace hearing conservation programs around the world.
Introducing SHOEBOX PureTest: Our Newest Automated Audiometer Designed to Help Ensure Consistency In Testing Across Large Groups
We are excited to introduce SHOEBOX PureTest, the only workflow-driven audiometer in the market. We believe it makes achieving compliance in your workplace hearing testing program even easier. Regardless of who administers the tests or how many members you have in your program. As we said earlier, accuracy is essential. SHOEBOX PureTest was developed with precisely this in mind. We’d love to show you how it could benefit your program or service as well.
CrowdChat: Audiometric Testing Challenges and Problems Facing HSE Professionals
Thank you for joining us today as we chat with our industry experts about audiometric testing challenges and problems HSE professionals may see.
Ensuring Employee Safety in Your Occupational Hearing Testing Program
We received a call the other day from a manufacturing company. Like so many others, they postponed their hearing testing program at the beginning of the pandemic. Good for them. As Health and Safety Managers, they had higher priority items to worry about. Namely, ensuring a risk-free environment for their employees.
Infection Control Practices for Hearing Testing
2020 will be etched in our minds for decades to come. Events related to Covid-19 have made infection control an even more important consideration for your employees, and your Hearing Conservation Program (HCP). There are several advantages to portable, tablet-based testing equipment over conventional approaches. Most notable is the ability to enable hearing testing all while adhering to physical distancing practices.