Noise in the Workplace Knowledge Center

Noise in the workplace is a hazard. It can create physiological stress, reduce productivity, interfere with communication, and cause irreparable hearing damage. Check in here for up-to-date content on protecting workers from noise.

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Personnel Safety

Heat, noise, and ergonomic hazards all play off each other, creating a complex web of risks. Meeting this difficult safety challenge requires advanced technology.

By: Toni-Louise Gianatti | Content Manager

Noise in the Workplace
A Primer on the Noise Reduction Rating (NRR)

By: Karoly Ban Matei | HR and Safety Manager
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How to Reduce Noise Levels in Your Workplace

By: Jessica Barrett
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How to Deal with Occupational Noise: Hearing Conservation Basics

By: Safeopedia Staff

Noise: The Safety Hazard 22 Million Workers Are Exposed to Every Year

Noise in the Workplace

Noise: The Safety Hazard 22 Million Workers Are Exposed to Every Year

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By: Kurina Baksh

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Causes, Consequences, and Costs of Occupational Hearing Loss

This whitepaper considers the socio-economic burden of noise-induced hearing loss on both workers and businesses, examining its causes, the risks it poses, and strategies for mitigating it.

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