Occupational Health

The primary purpose of occupational health hearing tests is to detect early signs of hearing loss among employees. VHS can monitor employees’ hearing over time, it becomes possible to identify any changes in hearing ability and take appropriate actions to prevent further damage.

BASELINE AND PERIODIC TESTING

Our hearing tests usually begin with a baseline test, which establishes an individual’s hearing status. Subsequently, periodic tests are conducted at regular intervals to monitor any changes in hearing thresholds.

AUDIOMETRIC TESTING METHODS

Audiometric testing typically involves the use of specialized equipment, at VHS, we use the Kuduwave. This device produces specific tones at different frequencies and volumes, and the employee indicates when they can hear each tone. The results are plotted on an audiogram, which provides a visual representation of an individual’s hearing thresholds at various frequencies.

CONFIDENTIALITY AND PRIVACY

The results of occupational health hearing tests are treated with confidentiality, adhering to privacy regulations and ethical standards. Individual results are not shared without the employee’s consent.

BASELINE AND PERIODIC TESTING

Our hearing tests usually begin with a baseline test, which establishes an individual’s hearing status. Subsequently, periodic tests are conducted at regular intervals to monitor any changes in hearing thresholds.

FREQUENCY OF TESTING

Our Occupational health hearing tests are conducted by our qualified audiologists. We have the expertise to perform accurate tests, interpret the results, and provide appropriate recommendations.

TESTING ENVIRONMENT

Our hearing tests at VHS are conducted in a controlled environment, to minimize background noise and ensure accurate results. Our testing area meets the required standards for ambient noise levels.

FREQUENCY OF TESTING

The frequency of hearing tests depends on various factors, including regulatory requirements, the level of

FREQUENCY OF TESTING

Annual hearing tests are conducted for employees exposed to noise levels at or above the permissible limits. COMMUNICATION OF RESULTS After conducting the hearing tests, employees will receive individualized results and explanations of their hearing thresholds. If any hearing loss is detected, employees are provided with appropriate guidance, education, and referrals to further evaluation if necessary.

Occupational health hearing tests play a vital role in identifying signs of hearing loss and implementing appropriate measures to protect employees’ hearing. They contribute to a comprehensive hearing conservation program aimed at minimizing the risks of noise-induced hearing loss in the workplace.

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