Hearing loss, that is undetected and untreated, is a significant workplace hazard
Fatigue
Workplace injuries, Falls
Productivity loss
Attendance decline
Mental health problems
Cognitive health problems​​​​​
OSHA annual audiometric testing is not designed for detecting existing hearing loss
The FDA's OTC Hearing Aid Rule (21CFR800.30) supplements OSHA's Hearing Conservation Program (29 CFR1910.95) and Health Bulletins for workers to manage their hearing health in the work environment
Programs
Hearing Conservation Program when noise exposures are equal to or exceed OSHA Action Level ​
Hearing and Ear Wellness Program regardless of need for Hearing Conservation ​
PRODUCTS
Core Features
​BENEFITS
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Alignment with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 and OSHA SHIBs for hearing health
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Earcare support for ear health
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Long-term hearing wellness, aging support
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Alignment of wellness with broader health and Employee Assistance Program
SIMPLE INTEGRATION OF OTC PROGRAM INTO WORKPLACE SAFETY
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ePortal for self-paced education with company specific customization
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OTC Hearing Aid access and maintenance without Audiologist
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Specific directions for company onboarding, training
NOISE CONTROL & HEARING PROTECTION
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PPE wear with hearing aids
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Customized signage, periodic monitoring for effectiveness
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Record keeping, training
SCOPE
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Inclusive of all personnel, visitors, contractors
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Clearly defined roles
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Workload balancing
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Supervisor compliance checklists
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Flexible payment options to integrate with workplace system
Our Real-World Experience
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Safety professional in construction, mining, manufacturing, healthcare, education
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Instructor at OSHA Training Institute
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Occupational Hearing Conservation and Advanced Safety Certifications through OSHA Training Institutes
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Participation in OSHA in-person events and OSHA Safe and Sound