Abstract While Hearing Conservation (HC) managers can ensure Occupational Safety and
Health Administration (OSHA) compliance by following regulatory guidance, it is not …

This publication describes a program that employers can implement to protect their
employees' hearing ability. The writers intended to take the reader beyond the minimum …

The purpose of this policy is to eliminate or minimize employee exposure to occupational
noise and to prevent the occurrence of work-related hearing loss. The administration of this …

Hearing conservation programs can comply with the letter of the law (meaning the OSHA
standard) and yet be ineffective in preventing work-related noise-induced hearing loss …

This document outlines OSHA's Hearing Conservation Program. Defines occupational noise
exposure, monitoring, audiometric testing, audiogram evaluation, hearing protectors …

In this article, authors review the recent literature in hearing conservation best practices to
contribute to the Air Force Hearing Conservation Program (HCP) quality improvement …

(USAF).-The goalof the program is to prevent occupational hearing loss. This is
accomplished by identifying high-intensity noise pro-cesses and individuals at risk. Then, a …

Noise, or unwanted sound, is one of the most pervasive occupational health problems.
Exposure to high levels of noise causes hearing loss and may cause other harmful health …

Twenty-seven percent of the total Air Force military and civilian work force is monitored in
direct support of hearing conservation.'At Offutt Air Force Base, this involves close to one …

Abstract Since 1973, the Council for Accreditation in Hearing Conservation (CAOHC) has
been an organization dedicated to setting training standards and maintaining those …