Hearing Protection

OSHA 1910.25

Requires that employers implement a Hearing Conservation Program if they have work areas with noise leverls at or above 85 dBA (at an 8-hour Time Weighted Average). Employees exposed to those levels must undergo annual audiograms, have access to hearing protection when noise reaches 85 dBA and must wear hearing protection at 90 dBA

Examples:

130 dBA: Jackhammer
125 dBA: Oxygen Torch
118 dBA: Chainsaw
114 dBA: Diesel Truck Accelerating
120 dBA: On stage at a rock concert.
90 dBA: 7 meters from large diesel truck.
85 dBA: Upper limit of comfort.

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