Hearing loss due to occupation exposure to loud noise (also referred to as NIHL or Occupational Noise-Induced Hearing Loss) is one of the most common workplace injuries. If you or a loved one have experienced severe hearing loss due to exposure in your place of work or a workplace accident contact our injury Law Firm This page has been written by our attorneys to educate victims of ear injury and hearing loss due to occupational noise. If you have any further questions regarding your claim contact us by email by filling our Free Case Evaluation Form or contact us by phone (855) 339-8879

Effects of Loud Noise on Hearing:

Loss of hearing caused by excessively high levels of noise in the workplace is a significant health concern amongst workers in the United States. Some common signs and symptoms of NIHL may include:

• Humming in the ears
• Ringing in the ears
• Temporary hearing loss when you leave your place of work
• Others have to shout so that you can hear them at your place of wok

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OSHA Standards – What Can Steps Should Be Taken to Reduce Hearing loss the Workplace:

There are many steps which should be taken by employers to reduce noise levels in the workplace and prevent workplace hearing loss.  Some important steps are as follows:

• Reorganizing scheduling work hours to reduce noise exposure
• Refurbishing industrial machines or purchasing new lees noisy machines
• Provide Hearing protective devises including ear muffs

If you have any further questions regarding the filing of a hearing caused by workplace exposure contact out law firm.