Noise and hearing conservation are important components of an organization's safety management system. Prolonged exposure to loud noise can cause hearing loss, and it is essential that employees are trained on how to protect themselves from excessive noise exposure.The purpose of the seminar on noise and hearing conservation is to increase public knowledge of the negative effects of noise on hearing health and the value of hearing conservation in a variety of settings. The harmful effects of excessive noise exposure on hearing and general health will become clearer to participants.
Attendees will gain knowledge about the anatomy and physiology of the human ear, as well as the causes and effects of noise-induced hearing loss, through engaging discussions and demonstrations guided by our knowledgeable instructors. The programme will explore the idea of noise measurement as well as the many instruments and approaches used to evaluate noise levels in various contexts. Participants will receive practical instruction on the right selection, fitting, and use of these protective equipment as well as a thorough introduction of hearing protection tools like earplugs and earmuffs. The lecture will also cover the value of routine hearing exams and how important they are in spotting early indications of hearing loss.
Expert instructors will provide a step-by-step guide on how to conduct noise measurements and assessments using sound level meters. Participants will learn how to interpret the results and identify potential hazardous noise areas. Moreover, this training will address the implications of prolonged exposure to high noise levels and the associated risks of hearing impairment.
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