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Building a hearing conservation programme that inspectors respect

Last updated 16 June 2026

Key takeaway

Noise mapping, dosimetry and audiometry in one loop — what factory EHS teams need to document.

By the Plan My Health corporate health team

Building a hearing conservation programme that inspectors respect

Start with an area noise map to identify zones above 85 dB(A), then use personal dosimetry for the roles that move between zones.

Baseline audiometry within 30 days of joining, annual tests for exposed workers, and a documented standard threshold shift review close the compliance loop.

Engineering controls first — enclosures, damping, isolation — then administrative rotation, and PPE last. Inspectors look for evidence of that hierarchy, not just earplug purchase records.

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