Guess the decibel Level!. Ear plugs and/or muffs will be worn whenever personnel may be exposed to excessive noise levels as determined and designated.

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Guess the decibel Level!

Ear plugs and/or muffs will be worn whenever personnel may be exposed to excessive noise levels as determined and designated by the Safety & Health Services Department Hearing protection is required at 85 dBA Dual hearing protection is required at 105 dBA Do not do the task if the level exceeds 115 dBA Hearing Protection Policy

Exposure Time Limits: Without Hearing Protection

What is the decibel level of our everyday tools

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Ipod at full blast 120 dBA

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