Hearing loss is one of the most common disabilities in the United States because there are no warning signs, which means practicing workplace hearing safety can help to prevent these problems. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 30 million workers experienc

Want to learn more about  occupational noise induced hearing loss and how to monitor it? Doug Marshall at AMI Environmental can help you learn more information. Call 800-828-8487 for a free consultation.   bmoneto

Occupational hearing loss is defined as a hearing impairment of one or both ears, either partial or complete, that result from a person’s employment.  Even though many states do not have compensation laws for hearing loss at the workplace, compensation is commonly being awarded to peo

Want to learn more about how to prevent occupational noise? Doug Marshall at AMI Environmental can help you learn more information. Call 800-828-8487 for a free consultation. bmoneto Tags: Industrial Hygiene, noise

What Have You Heard about Hearing Loss? Occupational noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is an overlooked illness that can affect an employee’s performance and safety at work. This is why OSHA and the USDOL are aggressively working to protect employees from injuries and ailments from oc

By Steve Sleeper AMI Environmental I recently sat down with Doug Marshall, an industrial hygienist with AMI.  We are digging deeper into this issue of occupational noise.  Below are the questions I asked Doug, followed by his responses. What is occupational noise? Most of us have nois