Custom Hearing Protection
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Keep Your Employees Safe
Noise-induced hearing loss is one of the most common causes of hearing loss among employees. Those who work in an environment with loud noises are susceptible to this condition. As an employer, it’s vital that you enlist the help of our Custom Hearing Protection Service to ensure that your employees stay safe while on the job.
We Service All Sectors Of the Industry
When it comes to noise exposure in the workplace, many think about road and building construction crews. While these individuals do need access to quality hearing protection equipment, they’re not the only ones. Here are some other common industries that employ the help of our Custom Hearing Protection Service:
- Manufacturing
- Lawncare
- Heavy Equipment Operation
- Aeronautics
- Carpenters
Understanding Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
It’s extremely important to realize that two different factors can cause noise-induced hearing loss. The one most people are familiar with is an extremely loud noise for a short period of time. The second is a normal sound that is heard over a lengthy period of time. So, just because the noise may not be overly loud doesn’t mean that it can’t be harmful over long-term exposure.
When an employee spends all day working in an environment with slightly moderate sounds, it can damage their hearing. Over time, it can cause the stereocilia to be damaged. The stereocilia are tiny hair-like substances that are responsible for sending information about sound to our brain. When they’re damaged, the brain no longer receives information about sound, known as hearing loss. Some common symptoms that employees may experience regarding hearing loss include:
- Ringing/Buzzing In The Ear
- Turning Up The Sound On Audio Devices
- Saying, “What?” Much More Often
How Can Custom Hearing Protection Help?
Our Custom Hearing Protection Service will evaluate your work environment and make recommendations for your employees’ hearing protection. Different work environments emit different decibels of sound. While one form of hearing protection may work for a specific work environment, it may not be adequate for another. It’s best to enlist the help of our Custom Hearing Protection Service so that we can get all your employees the personal hearing protection they need to keep their hearing safe throughout the day.
Call Us Today
When it comes to protecting your employees’ hearing, you need to opt for a hearing protection solution that fits your business’s individual needs. Give Atkins Hearing Center a call, and we can recommend the best hearing protection equipment for your business.