Hearing Conservation & Audiometric Testing

Audiometric testing you can defend

Audiometric testing is only useful if the booth, the calibration and the technician all hold up to scrutiny. Ours do. Every audiogram is reviewed by an occupational medicine physician, and shifts are flagged, retested and documented on the OSHA timeline.

• Baseline audiograms for new noise-exposed employees
• Annual testing and retest scheduling
• Standard threshold shift determination and recordability
• Employee notification letters and recordkeeping

The whole program, not just the audiogram

We administer the parts of an OSHA 1910.95 hearing conservation program that usually fall through the cracks: who is due, who shifted, who was notified, what protection they were fitted with, and where the proof lives.

• Exposure review and enrollment criteria
• Testing calendar and follow-up tracking
• Hearing protector selection and fit guidance
• Annual training for covered employees

Equipment and technician certification

We certify CAOHC technicians and calibrate audiometric equipment for employers who run testing in-house, so your program stays compliant between visits.