A thorough assessment of sound levels throughout a workplace, known as a noise survey, is the cornerstone of an effective hearing conservation program. Noise Survey Solutions prides itself on exceeding federal noise monitoring regulations; ensuring an accurate and comprehensive depiction of hazardous noise sources throughout your facility. All of our surveys are conducted by board-certified occupational audiologist, Dr. Luke Grossi.
Methods include measurement of employee noise exposure averaged throughout the work day using state-of-the-art personal noise dosimeters. Additionally, 30-second targeted sound levels are obtained throughout all areas of the plant using an integrated octave-band sound level meter. All equipment is calibrated before and after each survey to ensure validity of results.
All of our noise surveys include a written report explaining our findings. Dosimetry and sound level meter results are color-coded and displayed in a chart for ease of interpretation. Our noise survey reports are designed to outline federal regulation requirements and also recommend "best practice" hearing conservation measures.
Methods include measurement of employee noise exposure averaged throughout the work day using state-of-the-art personal noise dosimeters. Additionally, 30-second targeted sound levels are obtained throughout all areas of the plant using an integrated octave-band sound level meter. All equipment is calibrated before and after each survey to ensure validity of results.
All of our noise surveys include a written report explaining our findings. Dosimetry and sound level meter results are color-coded and displayed in a chart for ease of interpretation. Our noise survey reports are designed to outline federal regulation requirements and also recommend "best practice" hearing conservation measures.
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Noise Survey Solutions strives to protect employee hearing against hazardous workplace noise, thereby protecting our clients' liability against work-noise-induced hearing loss claims and reducing their number of recordable work injuries.
Dr. Grossi is a licensed and board-certified audiologist based in Media, Pennsylvania.
After receiving a bachelor's degree in Hearing and Speech Sciences from University of Maryland, College Park, he earned his doctor of audiology degree at the George S. Osbourne College of Audiology at Salus University.
Dr. Grossi is a licensed and board-certified audiologist based in Media, Pennsylvania.
After receiving a bachelor's degree in Hearing and Speech Sciences from University of Maryland, College Park, he earned his doctor of audiology degree at the George S. Osbourne College of Audiology at Salus University.
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