Loud noise is an occupational hazard in many construction, laboratories and manufacturing operations. Exposure to high levels of noise may not only impact hearing ability, but overall health as well.
Noise induced hearing loss is often permanent and can’t be corrected with surgery or a hearing aid. According to one study, excessive occupational noise can also increase the likelihood of workers suffering serious heart disease by two to three times.[1]
It’s crucial to manage noise levels to help protect employees.
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