Managing Noise-Induced Occupational Hearing Conservation – Pardon?

Occupational hearing conservation is all about raising awareness among people, generally employers and employees in the workplace, so that nobody has to suffer noise induced hearing loss or deafness. Ways in which to reduce the risk of hearing loss can include improving hearing protection and ensure it is worn when people are exposed to noise, and by explaining the impact noise can have on the unprotected ear. 

Occupational hearing conservation includes creating programs that help people to understand how their ears work and prevent initial occupational hearing loss, or further preserve and protect the remaining hearing. It is necessary to educate all workers so that they have the knowledge and hearing protection devices necessary to safeguard themselves against hazardous noises. 

As an employer or a project manager on a construction site, how can you find out more about managing noise-induced hearing conservation?

Take Advice From Acoustic Experts To Help Reduce Noise Pollution

When you are trying to run a busy company or workplace, you can’t be thinking of everything all the time, so let the experts take control of the things they specialise in. At Koikas Acoustics we have more than 30 years of knowledge and expertise in all aspects of noise and vibration control. We will professionally perform impact noise testing and prepare competitively priced reports that we will deliver on time and within budget. We can help you identify excessive or dangerous noise levels or vibrations, and offer solutions and ways in which to reduce those levels and gain compliance with necessary standards and bylaws. 

Our noise consultants are members of the Australian Acoustical Society, and are fully qualified and experienced in managing noise-induced hearing conservation. We use accurate and precision type noise and vibration monitoring equipment, and our team is constantly updating their knowledge through research and development, and by consulting for both the government and the private sector. We work with a wide variety of clients, and style our reports and presentations accordingly, so whether you are a lay-person, an architect or a lawyer you will receive an appropriate report that may be supplemented with maps, diagrams or photos as necessary.

We All Want To Avoid Noise-Induced Hearing Loss

At Koikas Acoustics we are passionate about what we do, and we take pride in delivering accurate and non-bias reports that we believe will your space better – whether that place is your home, your work, a concert hall or a sports arena. Exposure to high noise levels can cause permanent hearing damage, and often the sufferer is unaware of it until it is too late. Occupational hearing conservation is vitally important because hearing loss caused by work is a preventable condition, but once it has gone it won’t come back.

Occupations for hearing conservation include any jobs that involve a risk of hearing loss from excessive noise, and finding the solutions to reduce noise levels and any subsequent hearing damage that may result. The list is long, but it includes amongst many others; airline workers, construction workers, carpenters, farmers and entertainment venue employees. So listen carefully before it’s too late – we are here to help you to help your team members!

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