High Noise Communication Solutions for Effective Communication and
Enhanced Productivity
Protection against the effects of noise exposure needs to be provided when sound levels exceed
85 decibels, as per the Occupational Safety and Health Administration...
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High Noise Communication Solutions for Effective Communication and
Enhanced Productivity
Protection against the effects of noise exposure needs to be provided when sound levels exceed
85 decibels, as per the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
Workplace noise is
a major health hazard and occupational hearing loss is a common problem in the workplace today.
With approximately 30 million workers exposed to hazardous noise on the job and an additional
nine million at risk for hearing loss from other agents on the jobs, employers need to devise a
hearing conservation program and provide audiometric testing, which measures a person s hearing
ability over time.
Continued exposure to high noise levels can result in permanent hearing damage,
which is why there are strict regulations for the mandatory wearing of hearing protection.
If you work in a high noise environment, wearing a hearing protection device will not only protect
your hearing but also aid in concentration a
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