What's included
- Audiogram in a sound booth after a quiet period
- Spirometry on calibrated equipment with repeat efforts
- Comparison with last year's test
- A report on the trend, not just the number
- Recommendations for the workstation controls
Hearing tests and spirometry
Noise-induced hearing loss doesn't hurt and doesn't announce itself: either you measure it or you don't know.
The two tests that catch damage before it becomes permanent.
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About this service
Audiograms are done in a sound booth after a quiet period, and spirometry on calibrated equipment, repeated until we get a valid curve. Without those two conditions, the result isn't worth anything.
We compare every test with last year's. What matters isn't a single number but the drop from one exam to the next: that's where you see whether the noise or dust controls at the workstation are working.
What's included
What's included.
Everything below is part of the scope we quote before we start.
Industries
Industries served.
The same service follows a different protocol depending on the industry's hazards.
Related services
Services that often go with it.
They can be done in the same visit, so the employee doesn't have to come back twice.
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