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- EXAMPLE - Date: By:-- PLANTS NOISE TRAINING AGENDA REFERENCE OSHA 29CFR1910.95 DOW/LAD HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 1. Effects of noise on hearing (see CETA sheet) 2. Types of hearing protectors used in block; Type a. EAR foam plug b. Quiet 27H c. Wilson Sound Ban NRR(attenuation) 30 27 22 Limitation ok in all areas ok in all areas walk through or short time in area not to exceed 100 dB(A) NRR - Noise Reduction Rating 3. Show summary of personal and area monitoring results, (ref. 1991 Annual Report - Tables 1- 4 and Figure 1) 4. Block policy on where hearing protection is required; a In all posted process areas b. When operating impact wrench c. Double protection (muff and plug/w cord) when operating hand grinder because noise level > 105 dB(A), 5. OSHA Occupational Noise Standard is posted in the Control Room. 6. Demonstration of use (example, insert plug, handle muff so as not to break arm, wear Sound Ban under chin) and care (example, dispose plug, change muff cushion pads every 4 months, wash Sound Ban ear tips). 7. Explain audiometric testing (see CETA sheet). 8. Handout Krame's booklet "Hearing Conservation" # 1092 (Optional). Alternative to # 1, 5 and parts of 4; showed Coastal Video A Sound Practice which explains effects of noise on hearing, purpose of hearing protectors (including use and care), noise monitoring and audiometric testing. D0 A 043845 CONFTDFNTTAl.