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Our training programs are adapted for specific purpose and groups. Most popular programs include:
Worker awareness
Motivating employees to undertake effective self-protective behaviors starts with personal awareness of the risks involved with hazardous noise exposure, and its implications for hearing loss.
Noise Control Techniques
Proven noise control measures exist and are commercially available for many industrial noise sources. There are also noise control concepts and techniques that can be adopted by maintenance and other
personnel as standard practices.
Sound Exposure Monitoring
Individuals who are responsible for conducting or overseeing sound exposure monitoring, or individuals who would administer such projects need to have a basic knowledge of expectations
and uses of this benchmarking process.
Specialized Programs
- Customized training for workers, engineers and skilled trades
- Elements of Program management including review of indices for program benchmarking
- Techniques in managing the audiometric testing process are designed to minimize risk of recordable hearing loss
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“The great aim of education is not knowledge, but action.”
Herbert Spencer
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