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Hearing Loss Prevention

Noise-related hearing loss has been one of the most common occupational health concerns for more than 25 years.

You may be affected by hazardous noise if you:

- Hear ringing or humming in your ears when you leave work.

- Have trouble hearing a coworker an arm's length away.

- Experience temporary hearing loss when leaving work.

There are many ways workers can protect themselves from hazardous noise exposure and prevent hearing loss.

Companies can protect workers from hazardous noise by:

    - Selecting low-noise tools and machinery

    - Maintaining and lubricating equipment

    - Placing a barrier bertween workers and the source

    - Enclosing the noise source

    - Machine operation during shifts with fewer workers

    - Limiting the amount of time a worker is exposed

    - Provide quiet areas to take breaks from the noise

    - Keep workers a safe distance from noisy equipment

Hearing protection must reduce noise levels below

90 db TWA. A Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) measures how well a hearing protector blocks noise. The higher the NRR, the less noise you hear. 

Two common types of hearing protection are earmuffs and earplugs. These are easy to use, wear and keep clean but need to be used correctly.

Hearing Loss Can Be Prevented.

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BJI communicates its comprehensive approach to industry safety and reliability with clients through ISNetworld and Veriforce. Excellent client rankings provide evidence of our safety and reliability within the gas & oil industry.

"A BJI worker is a safe worker."

Safety is a structured business practice at BJ Inspections, Inc., with all employees and staff supporting our pledge that a BJI worker is a safe worker. BJI promotes the gas & oil industry's safety focus and firmly believes that nothing is more important than the safety of the site, its workers and the surrounding community. 

BJ Inspections, Inc. is committed to safe operations including, but not limited to, safety orientations, conducting weekly safety topics and monthly safety training to its workers.  

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