Noise

OSHA will continue to target noise hazards in Chicago Region

Chicago — OSHA recently extended a Regional Emphasis Program on noise hazards through the end of the year. The Chicago Region’s REP was initially set...

Study identifies negative impacts of tinnitus on workers

Cambridge, England — Symptoms of tinnitus may be causing some employees to stop working because of on-the-job challenges stemming from the condition, according to...

Protect workers from tinnitus

NIOSH estimates that about 22 million workers are exposed annually to loud noises.

Hearing conservation

How can employers confidently ensure accurate audiometry results outside of a traditional sound booth?
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ExxonMobil and military research team earn NIOSH Safe-in-Sound awards

Fort Worth, TX — ExxonMobil and the Auditory Studies Investigation Group are the newest winners of NIOSH’s Safe-in-Sound awards. The awards are presented to organizations...

Hearing protector fit testing: New guidance

Washington — OSHA is providing guidance on hearing protector fit testing, which isn’t required under occupational noise exposure standards but is considered a best...

Earbuds in the workplace: They’re a risk

In addition to not hearing approaching equipment, workers who use earbuds may have difficulty communicating with co-workers, Oregon OSHA says.

Noise in the workplace

What are the different ways to measure noise exposure?
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Hearing protector fit testing

Should I fit-test the hearing protection my workers use?

Hearing protection innovations

How can I best protect my workers from noise-induced hearing loss?

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