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On a remote island in Alaska, where flights are unreliable, weather determines schedules, and fishing factories operate around the clock, hearing conservation looks very different from the rest of the...

Hearing conservation programs have long relied on lagging indicators. Audiograms and Significant Threshold Shifts (STS) confirm hearing damage after it has already occurred. They do not identify risk before permanent...

At Fuyao Glass America, hearing conservation isn’t a once-a-year obligation. It’s an everyday operational reality. The company operates one of the largest automotive glass manufacturing facilities in the world. With...

When Air Force Global Strike Command faced rising hearing conservation demands following the expansion of total-force requirements, traditional booth-based testing workflows were no longer sufficient. At Malmstrom AFB, the challenge...

WAHTS Hearing and Enterprise Health Announce Direct API Integration to Modernize Occupational Hearing Conservation Programs Automated audiometric data transfer improves record integrity, workflow efficiency, and compliance readiness for enterprise occupational...

For decades, traditional booth-based audiometry has shaped how hearing thresholds are assessed. The model worked well when clinicians, sound booths, and service members were all in the same location at...

When it comes to hearing conservation, logistical issues often hinder compliance. That’s a challenge Shayne Hill and her team at the Tennessee Valley Training Center (TVTC) were all too familiar...

In the music industry, hearing isn’t just necessary — it’s everything. Musicians, sound engineers, and crew members rely on their ears as their most valuable tool. Yet hearing loss often...

How shipboard hearing tests are helping a federal fleet model what’s possible for maritime services The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration runs some of the most remote missions in the...

A Fresh Start in Hearing Conservation For Martin Technical, Inc., safety isn’t just about compliance; it’s about delivering more innovative and more effective ways to protect industrial workers. While Martin...

When most people think of hearing tests, they picture a booth, a soundproof room, and a patient wearing headphones while tones beep softly in their ears. But what if none...

In today’s workplace, time is valuable—and so is hearing. However, for many organizations, hearing protection fit testing has become a burdensome process that requires multiple sessions, proprietary earplugs, or equipment...

In hearing conservation, the phrase “boothless audiometry” might once have suggested compromise. After all, for decades, accurate hearing tests have needed bulky sound booths and specialized audiometers. However, today’s safety...

Workplaces with high noise exposure face a major challenge: how to efficiently test large groups of employees for hearing loss while minimizing disruptions to daily operations. Traditional audiometric testing methods...

WAHTS Hearing is proud to serve as a partner with the Department of Defense (DoD) in their recent initiative to expand hearing protector fit testing for noise-exposed service members and...