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Many companies choose to conduct surveys periodically (once every year or two) to ensure that all exposed employees are included in their hearing conservation programs. When employee noise exposures meet or exceed the TWA Action Level (AL) of 85 dBA: Develop and implement a noise monitoring program.
Noise assessments should be repeated at least every five years or whenever there is a change of plant, work processes, building structure or duration of work arrangements. Noise assessment records should be kept at the workplace and made available for inspection by workers.
The method for performing an occupational noise survey requires the use of noise dosimeters that are placed on a worker for their work shift to measure the average noise exposure over the period of time that the dosimeter is worn by the worker.
A noise survey involves measuring noise level at selected locations throughout an entire plant or sections to identify noisy areas. This is usually done with a sound level meter (SLM). A reasonably accurate sketch showing the locations of workers and noisy machines is drawn.
An employer must appoint, employ or hire a competent person called the Noise Risk Assessor to carry out a Noise Risk Assessment (NRA) in ance with the standards set by the Department.
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In many sectors, a competent person with training in noise assessment can undertake noise risk assessments. These individuals, often certified by organisations like the Institute of Acoustics (IoA), evaluate exposure levels, recommend hearing protection, and identify opportunities for risk reduction.
OSHA requires employers to implement a hearing conservation program when noise exposure is at or above 85 decibels averaged over 8 working hours, or an 8-hour time-weighted average (TWA).
Certified individuals trained to perform noise risk assessments, recommend hearing protection, and ensure risk reduction. Informal tools like sound level meters can provide initial noise evaluations but are not a substitute for professional assessments.

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