This webinar will cover the OSHA Requirements of Implementing a Noise Conservation Program. This webinar will cover in detail why hearing loss occurs and what can be done to prevent it - both on and off the job.
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), noise-induced hearing loss is one of the most common occupational diseases, and is the second-most self-reported occupational illness or injury.
Approximately one in five Americans are deal with some type of hearing loss.
It is due to the natural process of aging.
Hearing loss can also result from exposure to loud noises over time.
Many workers are often exposed to noises loud enough to cause permanent hearing loss. It can happen slowly over time, so it may not even be noticeable.
The time to be concerned about hearing loss is before it starts. Hearing loss is permanent. The good news is that hearing loss is preventable with the right protection.
Why Should You Attend:
Why is Hearing Conservation Important?According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), noise-induced hearing loss is one of the most common occupational diseases, and is the second-most self-reported occupational illness or injury.
Approximately one in five Americans are deal with some type of hearing loss.
It is due to the natural process of aging.
Hearing loss can also result from exposure to loud noises over time.
Many workers are often exposed to noises loud enough to cause permanent hearing loss. It can happen slowly over time, so it may not even be noticeable.
The time to be concerned about hearing loss is before it starts. Hearing loss is permanent. The good news is that hearing loss is preventable with the right protection.
Learning Objectives:
- Why Hearing Loss Occurs and what can be done to Prevent It.
- How to Effectively Train Your Employees on Preventing Hearing Loss.
- What the OSHA Requirements are in implementing a Noise Conversation Program.
- What the OSHA Requirements are in Conducting Noise Monitoring and Employee Hearing Testing.
- Best Practices to Prevent Hearing Loss in the Workplace.
- Best Practices in Implementing Sound Reduction Techniques in the Workplace.
- Answer Site-Specific Hearing Loss/Noise Conservation Questions and Concerns.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
- Why Hearing Loss Occurs and what can be done to Prevent It.
- How to Effectively Train Your Employees on Preventing Hearing Loss.
- What the OSHA Requirements are in implementing a Noise Conversation Program.
- What the OSHA Requirements are in Conducting Noise Monitoring and Employee Hearing Testing.
- Best Practices to Prevent Hearing Loss in the Workplace.
- Best Practices in Implementing Sound Reduction Techniques in the Workplace.
- Answer Site-Specific Hearing Loss/Noise Conservation Questions and Concerns.
Who Will Benefit:
- Environmental Health and Safety Professionals
- Environmental Health and Safety Engineers
- Safety Committee Members
- Loss Prevention Personnel
- Human Resource Professionals
- Risk Management Professionals
- Production Supervisors
- Plant Managers
- General Managers
- Maintenance Workers
- Maintenance Managers
- Plant Engineers
- Etc.
Speaker
Joe KeenanCourse Provider
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