Training that changes behavior. Testing that proves it.
Your Ears Rock delivers evidence-based educational presentations, motivation and training programs for organizations, and the technical services required by OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.95.
Dynamic, experiential sessions
A renowned speaker and expert in auditory wellness, Your Ears Rock blends scientific insights with actionable strategies to build a culture of hearing preservation.
Book Your Ears Rock for your next conference, lunch and learn, special event, keynote, safety meeting or classroom.
- 1.0 CEU
- CLEET Certified #22-31996
- Children & adults
Topics include
- What is sound
- How do we hear
- How loud is too loud
- How to properly select and wear hearing protection
- Understanding audiograms
- State and federal OSHA regulations
- Right-to-Know standards
- Hands-on demonstrations
- Sound simulations
- Unique visuals
Compliance services
The technical framework for an organizational hearing conservation program. Services include, and are not limited to:
Sound surveys
Measure noise levels across your facility to identify where exposure exceeds the action level.
Dosimetry testing
Personal noise dose measurement over a full shift for the employees who move through noisy areas.
On-site audiometric testing
Baseline and annual hearing tests at your location, with recordkeeping that tracks changes over time.
Evidence-based training
Educational, motivational training programs that satisfy the annual training requirement and actually change behavior.
E-A-Rfit validation testing
Measure the real-world attenuation each employee gets from their protector, rather than relying on the label.
Custom molded hearing protection
Personal impressions for a lifetime of comfort and maximum noise reduction in high-noise environments.
Recordkeeping
Documentation of surveys, testing and training, kept the way the standard requires.
Branded protection & PPE
Earplugs, earmuffs, hard hats and safety glasses with your logo. Custom branded products
Hearing conservation is good business
The most common preventable occupational injury
Noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus are the most common permanent, yet preventable, occupational injuries. OSHA requires hearing conservation programs where noise is high.
Performance and safety
31% of employees with untreated hearing loss report lower job performance, and miscommunication leads to accidents.
Cost
Hearing loss costs businesses billions each year in claims and lost productivity. A proactive program keeps employees safe and avoids fines.
Ready to protect your team?
Elevate your next conference, event or corporate training with expert insight on auditory wellness and OSHA compliance.
- Phone
- 612.900.2100