Audiometric testing in the workplace is not new, however, in recent times, due to the inclusion of regulations in the OHSA act, the practice has become more prevalent. After 2005 when noise regulations were imposed stating that anyone who is subjected to noise levels...
Work-related noise-induced hearing loss is a preventable but irreversible condition that affects many Australian workers. Between 28–32% of the Australian workforce is likely to work in an environment where they are exposed to loud noise at work. Noise-related...
You possibly think you do not need to see an audiologist for a hearing test despite being advised to do so by people around you. You must understand that routine checks can help to diagnose potential problems in their early stages and give you information about the...
Construction sites, factories and a number of industries are exposed to high levels of noise, and their employees are required to work in conditions that are not conducive to their health. This is a matter, which has gained a lot of publicity because it has caused...
Noise in the Workplace what you should know to remain compliant Noise in the workplace is more of a risk than ever to Australian businesses. One would think that as technology advances noise levels in the workplace would decrease. But with KPI’s pushed higher and...
Workplace Noise Measurement – The objective. The objective of a Noise Assessment is to determine if a workplace complies with the requirement within the WHS/OHS Regulations which states that; employees must not be exposed to noise in excess of the Noise Exposure...
