Getting the right Industrial Ear Plugs is essential.
More lawsuits and whistleblowers are exposing the massive hearing conservation issue that we have in our nation. lawsuits and workman’s compensation suits from generic fits all solutions are showcasing that they do not work.
The time is now for your company to do the right thing for your employees and get the right hearing protection for the job at hand.
Hearing loss is serious.
It is cumulative, irreversible, and yet, totally preventable.
Let us fit a solution to your lifestyle or work-related problem.
Personal protection in the workplace such as Hard hats, Cut Gloves, steel toe boots, safety glasses, and safety protocols such as fall protection and emergency eye flushing stations and safety protocols are tantamount in keeping your workplace safe.
Simple measures that when reinforced become second nature in times of actual danger and have the potential to save lives.
However, there is one unspoken piece of gear that when handled incorrectly by employers can cause irreparable damage to their employees.
After visiting industrial facilities across the United States and implementing our hearing conservation protocols in many of the facilities that we have visited, there is little to no awareness for the lifelong risks that men and women face every day if they are not protecting their hearing.
In most facilities, it is common to find three major violations of hearing conservation compliance.
Workers will either place the earplug into the canal without following the roll and squeeze technique explained in depth by NIOSH at:
https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/8349/cdc_8349_DS1.pdf
Employees are in this case not fully protected during their work days and will be receiving on a twelve-hour shift an unquantifiable dose of decibels that will cause extreme and permanent hearing damage and Tinnitus.
The second violation found in industrial facilities is the improper disposal of foam roll and squeeze earplugs.
You will read in our industrial proposal about employees throwing their industrial Ear Plugs on the ground or dropping them on factory floors has become a rampant problem and a serious hazard for other employees and a large scale environmental hazard.
these hazards include maintenance and machine shutdown time as well as the expense of hiring a crew to clean and sweep the area.
Many industrial facilities have resorted to posting permanent signs facility-wide to keep their floors clean and safe for their everyone.
The third violation found in industrial facilities and the most bothersome is the number of employees with excess earwax and in many cases impacted wax in their ears.
We have found that in these facilities when implementing our hearing conservation programs it is common for nearly one-third of the employees that we make Industrial Ear Plugs for (The amount of earplugs made in a two day period ranges from 20 to many hundred employees) have impacted or excess ear wax.
Taking in general scientific knowledge we understand that wax buildup can lead to hearing damage or in the most extreme cases perforated eardrums.
Employees are required to have devices in their inner ear for extended periods and without adequate programs to teach individuals how to manage excessive ear wax can create lifelong discomfort and further health problems.
Many companies are still irresponsibly exposing their employees to excessive damage and nothing is being done about any of these violations.
What you will find below is our first steps in resolving these issues along with pricing guides and links to empirical studies that support our claims.
Can Be as Low as $19.99
Is as easy as 123
Every industrial product we offer will allow you to solve any hearing conservation problem you have.
The One Premium Series, With all the bells and whistles. Included are 4 sets of filters, one set of filter blocks, one tactical piece, and the filtered earplugs.
We can be as active in your hearing conservation program you need
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