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  • 1. Are all applicable legal requirements identified, maintained and complied with?

  • 2. Has an assessment of the workplace to identify potential noise exposure hazards and necessary controls been carried out and documented?

  • 3. Have controls to prevent employee exposure to noise levels of 85 dBA or above been selected and implemented?

  • 4. Has a hearing conservation program been documented and implemented where engineering controls are not sufficient to control noise level below 85 dBA?

  • 5. Is hearing protection provided and used by all personnel exposed to noise levels at or above 85 dBA?

  • 6. Is clear signage in place, and understandable to all on site, for areas where hearing protection is requires for entry during normal operations?

  • 7. Is audiometric testing carried out and documented for employees whose noise exposure levels meet or exceed the action level (85 dBA TWA)?

  • 8. Does the frequency of audiometric testing meet the legal and Company requirements?

  • 9. Are Audiograms conducted by qualified resources using industry standard equipment and protocols that ensure results are valid?

  • 10. Are there procedures in place to ensure that each employee's audiogram is completely evaluated, that the employee is notified of the results and that any significant findings are addressed?

  • 11. Are records related to workplace noise exposure maintained as needed for current or future investigations?

  • 12. Ensure that employees and other affected personnel are adequately trained to recognize site-specific risks related to noise exposure and to completely execute their role in implementing associated controls.

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