Occusound Blog
At Occusound, we're passionate about safeguarding hearing in the workplace. As a leader in occupational audiology and hearing conservation programs, we stay at the cutting edge of hearing health research and best practices. Here, you'll find valuable resources and insights to help employers and employees make informed decisions about protecting hearing on the job. Whether you're a seasoned professional, just starting your career, or simply someone who values good hearing health, we've got you covered.
7 Ways to Protect Workers’ Hearing Without Compromising Productivity
At Occupational Sound Solutions, we want to protect your workforce’s hearing while enabling your organization to maintain high productivity. Here are 7 ways to put you on the path to achieve both: 1. Conduct Regular Noise Assessments. Measure workplace noise levels. Identify areas where noise exceeds safe limits (85 decibels over 8 hours, per OSHA) to implement appropriate controls. 2. Implement Engineering Controls. Reduce noise at the source by: 3. Use Administrative Controls When engineering
7 Ways to Protect Workers’ Hearing Without Compromising Productivity
At Occupational Sound Solutions, we want to protect your workforce’s hearing while enabling your organization to maintain high productivity. Here are 7 ways to put
Gear Up and Guard Your Ears: A Guide to Workplace Hearing Protection
At Occupational Sound Solutions, we specialize in providing hearing-conservative for occupational settings. As a trained Doctor of Audiology, I see the impact of loud noises
Let’s Debunk Myths About Workplace Hearing Loss
As a trusted audiologist and founder of Occupational Sound Solutions, I’ve gained a deep understanding of how hearing loss impacts individuals, especially those in high-noise
Invest in Knowledge: The Power of CAOHC Certification
At Occupational Sound Solutions, we believe in empowering individuals and organizations to prioritize safe and healthy work environments. One crucial aspect of this commitment is
Seeing is believing. Hearing is confirming. How your senses work together for perception.
Our senses might seem like independent operators, each delivering its own unique information about the world around us. We see with our eyes, hear with
Q-tips: Friend or Foe. Why your ears don’t need them.
As a hearing conservation guru and audiologist, I often encounter misconceptions about ear health. One of the biggest culprits? The humble Q-tip. While they seem