Noise Monitoring

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FAQ

How do you know if workplace noise levels are hazardous?

The field test: if you must raise your voice to be heard at arm's length, noise is likely near or above hazardous…
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FAQ

Which industries need workplace hearing testing, and why?

Manufacturing carries more of this obligation than any other part of general industry: in FY2025, occupational noise exposure was one of the…
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FAQ

What is the OSHA noise exposure limit?

OSHA's permissible exposure limit (PEL) is 90 dB, averaged over 8 hours, using a 5 dB exchange rate, meaning every 5 dB…

 Occupational Hearing Testing Best Practices: Tips and Tricks for Test Examiners
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Occupational Hearing Testing Best Practices: Tips and Tricks for Test Examiners

Boothless audiometric testing continues to find a place in many workplace hearing conservation programs. We’ve collected a list of some of the…

 How Mobile Workplace Audiometric Testing is Helping Service Providers
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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.…
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