Leading the Advancement of Hearing Conservation

Leading the Advancement of Hearing Conservation

Starts:

Tuesday, May 17
8:00 AM

Ends:

Tuesday, May 17
1:00 PM


Who Should Attend?The program is designed for professionals who are responsible for the development, implementation, and maintenance of a hearing loss prevention program including those responsible for the dispensing of hearing protection devices (HPDs). Attendees normally include: industrial hygienists, health and safety personnel, nurses, audiologists, consultants, engineers and medical staff.

Course DescriptionAdministration of a comprehensive and effective hearing loss prevention program consists of more than merely purchasing and dispensing hearing protectors. Participants will gain necessary knowledge and skills to:

Understand the effects of hazardous noise

Understand requirements in CSA hearing standards

Select the appropriate HPD for their work environment

Train and motivate their employees in the proper use of HPDs

Understand how Fit Testing elevates your hearing loss prevention program

Emphasis will be placed upon an understanding of how hearing protectors function, how they are tested and rated, how they perform in the real world, and how they affect employees' ability to function on their jobs. Commercially available products will be discussed with respect to their performance, selection, fit, use, and care. Benefits of individual fit testing as described in CSA Z94.2-14 & Z1007-16 will be discussed.

Seminar Agenda:

8:30 - 8:45 Introduction & Overview 8:45 - 9:30 The basics of sound, noise & the ear9:30 - 10:00 CSA Hearing Standard & Regulatory Overview (CSA Z94.2-14 & Z1007-16)10:00 - 11:15 Hearing Protection Devices (types, selection, use & care) 11:15 - 11:50 Fit Testing HPDs11:50 - 12:00 Summary & Evaluation12:00 - 12:30 Light lunch to be served

Materials Provided

Attendees will receive handouts of the presentations along with a Certificate of Attendance.

Continuing EducationThis event may be eligible for BCRSP, ABIH and CRBOH Continuous Maintenance (CM) points. See the appropriate website for CM point criteria.

RegistrationComplete the Registration form or contact your local Levitt-Safety or 3M representative. Enrollment is limited, register promptly.

Seminar Leader

Dana Hein, CRSP, IHT Dana Hein is an Application Development Professional for the 3M Canada's Personal Safety Division providing technical support, education and training in hearing loss prevention, hearing protection and fit testing of hearing protection devices. Dana has over 18 years of practical safety and industrial hygiene experience across many industries such as Oil and Gas, Construction, Manufacturing and Government. Dana regularly delivers hearing conservation seminars and workshops in Western Canada.

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Event Location

River Cree Resort & Casino
300 East Lapotac Blvd
Enoch, Alberta
T7X 3Y3

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