Stop Noise Hazards Before They Become Permanent Damage.
Noise-related hearing loss is one of the most common, and preventable, workplace injuries. GMG’s Workplace Hearing Protection & Conservation Program provides complete monitoring, protection, and training to safeguard employees while keeping your business compliant with OSHA’s hearing conservation standards. From noise exposure assessments to personalized protection programs, we help reduce claims, improve morale, and protect one of your workforce’s most valuable tools, their hearing.
What's Included
What to Expect During Your Assessment
This program provides everything you need to prevent hearing loss and meet regulatory standards:
Noise Exposure Monitoring
Evaluate workplace noise levels to identify risks and compliance gaps.
Hearing Conservation Program Development
Create and implement a written program tailored to your operations.
Audiometric Testing Coordination
Track employee hearing health with baseline and annual tests.
Hearing Protection Selection & Training
Ensure employees have proper PPE and know how to use it effectively.
Recordkeeping & Compliance Support
Maintain all required documentation for OSHA hearing conservation standards.

Who Is This Service For
The Smart Solution for High-Noise Operations
This program is designed for industries with loud equipment, tools, or continuous noise exposure, including manufacturing, construction, auto repair, distribution centers, and printing facilities. Any workplace where employees are exposed to 85 decibels or more may be required to implement a hearing conservation program, making this service both a compliance requirement and a smart investment in employee health.
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Why It Matters
Stop Noise Hazards Before They Become Permanent Damage
Hearing loss from workplace noise is irreversible, costly, and among the top occupational health claims. Proactively protecting employees reduces long-term claims, improves safety culture, and demonstrates care for your workforce. Our comprehensive program supports compliance, protects employee well-being, and reduces costs from compensation claims, turnover, and reduced productivity.
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What You Can Expect at Every Step
- 1
Initial Noise Survey
We assess noise levels throughout your facility.
- 2
Program Setup
Develop a written hearing conservation plan and select proper protective measures.
- 3
Employee Training
Teach employees how to protect their hearing and use PPE correctly.
- 4
Audiometric Testing Coordination
Establish baselines and track changes over time.
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Ongoing Compliance Support
Ensure your program stays up to date with OSHA requirements.
Understanding Your Hearing Conservation Program
Get clear answers about requirements, compliance, and results, so you know how GMG helps you protect employee hearing and meet regulatory standards.
OSHA requires employers to implement a program when employee noise exposure equals or exceeds an 8-hour time-weighted average (TWA) of 85 decibels.
Yes, any employee exposed above OSHA’s action level must receive baseline and annual audiometric testing.
Yes. We help evaluate and select appropriate options, earplugs, earmuffs, or specialty protection, based on noise levels and job tasks.
We coordinate with certified audiometric providers to ensure testing is OSHA-compliant and integrated into your conservation program.
Yes. By proactively protecting against hearing loss, businesses reduce long-term workers’ comp claims, insurance costs, and employee turnover related to hearing issues.

