Hearing Conservation

What is a hearing conservation program?

Hearing conservation program aim to prevent work-related hearing damage from occurring in the first place, maintain and shield existing auditory functions, and provide employees with the necessary knowledge and protective equipment to guard their hearing effectively.

Does a hearing conservation program reduce absenteeism?

Many companies in the progressing countries have started to implement hearing conversion program and Studies show that companies implementing suitable and efficient hearing protection measures experience increased worker output and reduced employee absences.

Does Osha offer any hearing conservation training program?

Yes, Osha offers a hearing conservation training program where workers from all over the world can learn how to keep their hearing ability safe while working in a noisy workplace. Many employers would like their employees to join this training program if the employee has to work in a machine factory that's noisy.

When do employers need a hearing conservation program?

When workplace noise levels reach or exceed an average of 85 decibels over an 8-hour workday, also known as an 8-hour time-weighted average (TWA), OSHA mandates that employers put a hearing conservation program in place. This hearing conversion program will ensure their worker’s safety in such a noisy environment and prevent any hearing loss.

What is the cost of Osha's hearing conservation training?

Osha is offering its hearing conservation training for $ 29.95 and the whole course is available online in case the employees want to save their time and commute money. The course not only ensures the safety of the workers but also lets them impress the employers in future job ventures.