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Hearing Conservation
Hearing Conservation and Safety
Hearing Conservation Update
Hearing Protection
Listen Up (Preventing Noise Induced Hearing Loss)
Maxman-Defender of Hearing
Preventing Hearing Loss
- Hearing Conservation
#HE006 (15 min. 1993)
Occupational
Takes a refreshing approach to hearing conservation by presenting
serious information in an entertaining style. Helps you to comply
with OSHA's Occupational Noise Exposure Standard 29 CFR
1910.95. This program covers:
- Hearing mechanics
- Hearing loss
- Audiometric testing
- Use and maintenance of hearing protectors
- Symptoms of hearing loss
- Hearing Conservation and Safety
#HE100 DVD (17 min. 2000)
Occupational
Over 15 million Americans suffer from unnecessary hearing loss. Comply with 1910.95 with this comprehensive program.
- How ears "work"—types of damage/loss
- Causes and effects of hearing damage
- Noise avoidance and safety practices
- Hearing Conservation Update
#HE009 (12 min. 1997)
Occupational
Comply with 1910.95 with this thorough updated presentation.
Motivate employees to take hearing protection seriously.
- Anatomy of the ear
- Baseline hearing determination
- Causes of temporary hearing loss
- Decibels and determining noise levels
- Hearing protection: smart choices
- Hearing Protection
#HE002 (13 min. 1989)
Occupational
Martin Cove explains the physics of the ear and describes how
noise-induced hearing loss occurs. A variety of earmuffs and
earplugs are discussed. The advantages of using hearing protection
are stressed.
- Listen Up (Preventing Noise Induced Hearing Loss)
#LU001 (16 min. 1995)
Occupational
This program is excellent for new hire orientation or existing employee refresher training on noise-induced hearing loss and hearing conservation. The film describes the effect of noise on hearing and provides information concerning the different types of personal hearing protection and their proper use.
- Maxman-Defender of Hearing
#MX002 (8 min. 1998)
Hearing protection
This animated video emphasizes the use of hearing protection to
prevent hearing loss. How the ear works and how hearing loss
occurs are illustrated. Examples of noise sources on and off the job
are provided.
- Preventing Hearing Loss
#PR007 (11 min. 1993)
Occupational
The purpose of this video training session is to help you educate
your employees about how the hearing process works, how
excessive sound levels can damage hearing, what steps employees
can take at work and at home to protect their hearing from
damaging sound levels and what employees should do if they
experience any symptoms of potential hearing loss. In addition,
this training session will provide you with the opportunity to
educate your employees about your company's hearing conservation
program and reinforce your organization's commitment to
protecting employees' hearing
To receive the video catalog by mail, contact Angie Kupczak at
800-444-9150 or 651-228-7302.
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