Hearing Protection Fit Testing

“An initial noise assessment should be performed in any work area where workers must raise their voices to be heard over background noise. The assessment should include work areas that are indoors, outdoors and in mobile equipment.”

WorkSafe Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code 2009

The Importance of Ear Fit Testing

Once you’ve measured and assessed your workplace’s sound levels with a noise dosimetry level survey, a hearing protection fit testing is usually what follows right after. Noisy work environments like construction, a factory, or a career as a musician, exposes you to excessive noise that can lead to permanent hearing damage. By getting ear fit testing, you can have proper hearing protection and ensure it fits you properly. Get the perfect fit with Rocky Mountain Mobile Hearing Test!

Professional Testing Facility Comfortable Sound Booths High-Volume Accommodations Comprehensive Reporting

Our on-site testing facility offers a professional space that welcomes your workers. Our units are divided and insulated for a quiet and timely testing experience. Every sound booth is CSA approved and includes OHS certified, state-of-the-art audiometric testing equipment.

We ensure the quietest and most accurate testing possible through our CSA approved mobile units. Not only are our booths insulated for optimal results, but they are also spacious and temperature-controlled to make for an overall comfortable and positive experience.

We take pride in being able to accommodate a variety of industries and companies of different sizes. Our on-site two-booth testing units facilitate rapid and efficient personnel testing. Talk to us about our fleet of testing facilities to accommodate your workplace needs.

We review the test procedure with each employee and give them immediate and actionable results. We also provide employers with a comprehensive and easy-to-read report, including an analysis of your hearing conservation program and a suggested schedule for future testing.

What is a Hearing Protection Fit Testing?

A hearing protection fit testing evaluates hearing protection devices’ overall fit and effectiveness. Earplugs or earmuffs are the most commonly measured and assessed in hearing protection device fit testing. It measures and assesses through laboratory tests, field tests, or a combination of both to determine the device’s noise reduction rating (NRR) to ensure it provides the highest level of protection and comfort.

The data from an ear fitting establishes if the device delivers adequate protection through any modifications to guarantee a secure and comfortable fit. For instance, getting an ear plug fitting can help you make the necessary adjustments with custom molded ear plugs for a proper fit. As a result, you can ensure your hearing protection is effective and comfortable while reducing your risk of hearing damage from exposure to excessive noise.

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Testimonials

They are focused on the results… But, they also CARE!

"As a company that uses Rocky Mountain extensively and exclusively for hearing testing, qualitative and quantitative fit testing we are more than pleased with the results! More importantly, it’s the customer service we receive from Karen and Sascha, they walk the walk. Yes, they are focused on the results… But, they also CARE! They continuously assist us in educating our workforce on the importance of maintaining good practices to protect their hearing and lung health from progressive illness/injury. We could not ask for a better relationship."Mike Principalli - BA, NCSO Safety Manager Volker Stevin Contracting Ltd.

Great Audio Service Company!

"Engineered Air has used Rocky Mountain Mobile Hearing Testing Ltd. For almost 4 years. Karen is extremely professional and knowledgeable in the area of Audio testing she was able to work with our company’s different shut down schedules as well as working with our own data Audio Data Base. Their testing equipment and testing staff are par none. If Audio testing is important to you and your company and you want great service stop wasting your time with other companies and call Karen her and her team and get the job done right. Cost, service and a happy customer are Rocky Mountain Mobile Hearing Testing Ltd number one priority. So give Karen a call."Paul Barrett - Engineered Air Health and Safety Coordinator H.R. Hourly Coordinator

They do amazing work!

"I have had the pleasure to deal with Rocky Mountain Mobile Hearing Testing over the past few years. Their service is beyond measure. They do amazing work and are prompt with all communications, services they provide, and are an absolute pleasure to deal with. I will definitely recommend them to anyone looking for services in the hearing conservation of the Canadian workforce."Dale Warkentin

How Noisy is My Workplace?

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Permanent hearing loss results from exposure to noise above 85 dBA for an 8 hour day or its equivalent (85 dBA Lex).

*Stats from The Workers’ Compensation Board of British Columbia

Why Rocky Mountain Is The Best

What to Expect From Ear Fit Testing From Us

Hearing is one of your most valuable senses. At Rocky Mountain Mobile Hearing, we test right so you can hear right. With our various services, we’re here to keep them protected. Our team of experts uses state-of-the-art equipment to conduct ear fit testing and offer customized solutions for the best fit and protection. Whether you need ear plug fit testing or other hearing protection devices like earmuffs, we have the expertise and equipment to assist you. For reliable hearing protection in Calgary, trust Rocky Mountain Mobile Hearing for optimal hearing safety.

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The Importance of Ear Fit Testing