Audiometric testing, or hearing assessment, measures an individual’s ability to hear sounds across different frequencies, evaluates hearing thresholds, and identifies the type and severity of hearing loss. This testing serves multiple purposes, such as monitoring employee hearing, assessing hearing loss, and educating workers on hearing health.

In the U.S., over 22 million workers face dangerous noise levels daily, making hearing protection and regular screenings federally mandated. Traditional solutions can be costly in lost productivity and inefficient processes. With hearing loss expected to affect over 50 million Americans by 2030, the health impacts—including increased risk of falls, dementia, and rising care costs—are significant. Using WAHTS for audiometric testing and education helps employers effectively address their employees' hearing needs and ensure compliance with health standards.