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Hearing Protection is important when entering into areas where loud sound volumes or vibrations can damage the ears. Join this group to discuss information, news, new products and opinions related to the area of Hearing Protection.

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Comment by Henry Wilter on March 21, 2013 at 6:29pm

Big supporter of hearing protection here.

Comment by Teresa Wester on February 7, 2011 at 10:14am

Hi!  I have a work area that is in a highly contaminated (radiological) area where our employees are in a containment type atmosphere.  The employees use hand held saws to size metals, there is a bag house for the ventilation system, and a gantry crane.  Due to the radiological conditions, the employees are in SAR, two pair of disposable coveralls, then an additional hood over all of that!  They also wear a headset for their radios to communicate w/ the outside support. 

 

I would like to evaluate their noise exposure using personal dosimeters, but have never done it under so much PPE before.  The hood is of a tyvek type material w/ a very stiff "face piece" and I am concerned that the noise from the hood will scew the results.  But I am also thinking that the dosimeters are designed to take that in to consideration?  Our employees are only in the work area for about 1.5 hours at a time, and usually enter the area 2x day.  The balance of the day is spent in outside support. 

 

I have used the quest personal dosimeters, which I love and I feel might be perfect for this situation.  Could you recommend any other models, or do you have any better ideas?

 

TIA

 

teresa

 

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