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A Model Hearing Conservation ProgramDavid C. ByrneMining Hearing Loss Prevention WorkshopJune 21-22, 2005Pittsburgh Research LaboratoryIf you have a Hearing loss, this is what you might hear when someone is talking to o i e i on e wel if you had normal Hearing , you would hear office is on the twelfth floorStandards and Guidelines MSHA Part 62 Occupational noise exposure NIOSH Practical Guide Preventing Occupational Hearing Loss NIOSH 1998 Criteria Document Occupational noise exposure A Model Hearing Conservation Program for Coal Miners (Penn State University) Hearing Conservation Program The purpose of a Hearing Conservation Program (HCP) is to prevent the occurrence or reduce the progression of noise -induced Hearing loss. An MSHA-compliant HCP includes: noise exposure monitoring Hearing protection Hearing testing Training RecordkeepingHearing Conservation Program A NIOSH-recommended Hearing Loss Prevention Program (HLPP) includes: Initial/annual audits of procedures noise exposure monitoring Engineering/administrative noise controls Hearing testing Hearing protection Education and motivation of workers Recordkeeping Program evaluationHLPP Program Audit 1stst

Monitoring Noise Exposures •This part of the Hearing Conservation Program is done with either a sound level meter (SLM) or a dosimeter. •These SLM or dosimeter noise exposure level measurements determine if a miner’s noise exposure levels are equal to or greater than 85 dB(A), called the Action Level.

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