Oil and gas operations expose workers to some of the most demanding occupational health and safety hazards in Canada. From drilling sites and processing facilities to terminals and refineries, workers may encounter high noise levels and respiratory hazards as part of their daily work.
Benefits of Hearing Protection Fit Testing
Hearing loss is a serious concern for workers in many industries and can be caused by prolonged exposure to loud noises. To help protect workers from hearing damage, various regulations and standards have been put in place regarding hearing protection and hearing fit testing (including earplug fit testing).
Hearing and Respiratory Surveillance in Mining: Are You Covering the Risks That Matter Most?
Mining environments expose workers to some of the highest-risk occupational hazards in Canada. Noise levels, airborne contaminants, and respirable dust are part of daily operations. Most organizations recognize the risk, but many programs still fall short when it comes to consistent, compliant surveillance.
Updates to the New Brunswick Occupational Health and Safety Act: Hearing Conservation Code of Practice
Quantitative Hearing Protection Fit Testing Now Available in Alberta
DriverCheck is now offering quantitative hearing protection fit testing at our Calgary and Edmonton West clinic locations.