Standard Threshold Shift
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How Compliance Tracking Improves Hearing Test Completion and OSHA Compliance
Hearing test due dates are hard to track. Each one runs from a different employee's first exposure, and every required test that…
What happens when an employee has a Standard Threshold Shift (STS)?
A defined sequence begins: the employer may retest within 30 days and use that result; a confirmed shift requires written employee notification…
The Value of Professional Supervisors in a Hearing Conservation Program
Offering Hearing Conservation Program (HCP) administration to your model of service provision is an excellent way to help clients run compliant programs…
What is a Standard Threshold Shift (STS)?
An STS is a hearing change of 10 dB or more, averaged at 2000, 3000, and 4000 Hz in either ear, compared…
OSHA Compliance: Simplifying Occupational Hearing Testing
A practical guide to building an OSHA-compliant in-house audiometric testing program — without a sound booth, without a mobile testing truck, and…
It All Begins With a Baseline Audiogram Test
Every day, workers everywhere are exposed to noise during their workday that may be loud enough – or occasionally loud enough –…