Management Of Occupational Noise Exposure & Hearing Conservation Program

This Occupational Noise Exposure and Hearing Conservation Training Program is designed to raise awareness about the risks of noise-induced hearing loss in the workplace and provide participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to protect their hearing. The course focuses on identifying hazardous noise levels, implementing hearing conservation measures, and using appropriate hearing protection devices to ensure long-term auditory health.

Target Audience

The training is suitable for:

• Employees in industries with high noise exposure (manufacturing, construction, etc.)
• Safety officers
• Occupational health professionals
• Managers and supervisors responsible for workplace safety
• Individuals seeking to protect their hearing in noisy environments

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

1. Understand the risks of prolonged exposure to hazardous noise levels.
2. Recognize workplace environments where hearing conservation is necessary.
3. Properly select, use, and maintain hearing protection devices (earplugs, earmuffs, etc.).
4. Implement effective noise reduction strategies and controls in the workplace.
5. Understand legal requirements and standards for workplace noise levels.
6. Identify early signs of hearing loss and know when to seek professional help.

Training Duration

• 1 Day (8 hours)

Training Methodology

The course includes a combination of:

• Interactive presentations on the effects of noise on hearing and related health issues.
• Practical demonstrations of various hearing protection devices and their correct use.
• Workplace assessments to help participants identify areas of concern and develop action plans.

Assessment & Certification

• Participants will be assessed through practical demonstrations and case studies.
• Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Certificate of Participation in Hearing Conservation.