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Sound Is the New Workplace Safety Frontier

Any noise above 85 decibels has the potential to cause permanent hearing loss.
By Stan Phillips
April 12, 2022
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by Stan Phillips

Dr. Stan Phillips is an Otolaryngologist and a member of the National Hearing Conservation Association. For more information on hearing protection, visit clear360products.com/construction.

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