Unlike other injuries, there is no visible evidence of noise-induced hearing loss [NIHL]. It is not traumatic or usually even noticed when it occurs. Rather, hearing impairment accumulates over time, its effects realized long after the damage has been done. Worse, noise-induced hearing loss is permanent and irreversible. However, with proper education, it is 100% preventable.
In this section you’ll find several resources to help you learn about hearing conservation – a hearing protection glossary, information on upcoming seminars, downloadable presentations by Brad Witt, Audiology and Regulatory Affairs Manager for Howard Leight, and the Sound Source™ article series, addressing topics in hearing protection and conservation.
In this section you’ll find several resources to help you learn about hearing conservation – a hearing protection glossary, information on upcoming seminars, downloadable presentations by Brad Witt, Audiology and Regulatory Affairs Manager for Howard Leight, and the Sound Source™ article series, addressing topics in hearing protection and conservation.
Howard Leight is your resource for everything you need to know about hearing conservation. Find a glossary, presentations, seminars and articles that address topics in hearing protection and conservation.
