Hearing Health Education

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• Each year you will receive additional training and information concerning your installation's hearing conservation program.

• You also have certain responsibilities as a participant in the hearing conservation program.
  1. Wear your hearing protection when in hazardous noise.
  2. Report all scheduled hearing checks, including follow-ups, if required.
  3. Attend an annual health education briefing.
  4. Maintain the engineering noise controls that are in place for your safety.

• Know your rights as a participant in the hearing conservation program.
  1. You have the right to copy or access your hearing records.
  2. You have the freedom to choose the type of hearing protective equipment you wish to wear, unless a medical reason limits your choice.
  3. You have the right to copy or access the noise exposure data pertinent to your work site or duties.
  4. You have the right to make suggestions that might lead to quieter equipment or less noise exposure for individuals you work with.

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