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According to CSA Standard Z94.2-14, workers require hearing protection when the average noise level during an eight-hour work shift exceeds 85 dBA. To determine the extent to which noise levels affect the work environment, a noise assessment is required. This not only allows for the proper hearing protection to be determined based on the environment, but also prevents the risk of overprotection that can lead to other issues, such as loss of communication and lack of situational awareness. Other environmental factors to consider include temperature and humidity, as well as cleanliness levels that could make inserting foam earplugs with clean fingers a challenge.
When you feel the need to shout in order to be heard three feet away, the noise levels are probably 85 dBA or more and hearing protectors are recommended.
According to CSA Standards Z94.2-14 and Z1007-16, the appropriate hearing protection device shall be chosen based on attenuation and noise exposure levels using one of the following four methods:
Once environmental factors are determined and a selection process has been chosen, the final step is to consider the individual worker. When it comes to hearing protection, there is no one-size-fits-all option and the following factors should be taken into account when determining the necessary device.
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