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Home » When hearing protectors are required, calculate their noise reduction efficiency
When your workplace is noisy, your first reaction is to have affected employees wear hearing protection devices (HPDs). But you need details on each employee’s exposure and the effectiveness of the HPD you provide before you can know for certain that each worker is protected.
It’s time to conduct noise monitoring if normal conversation is difficult because of the noise, employees complain about the loudness of the work area, or something indicates that employees are losing their hearing.