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Hearing protection checklist

Noise areas and the protection used. Get it in Reldro to edit it and use it on a phone, even without signal.

  • 6 items
  • Every month
  • Editable in Reldro
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When to use this checklist

Use it monthly, and when noisy work starts.

How often
Every month

Tips for using it

  • Make sure protection fits each person.
  • Replace worn earplugs and earmuffs.
  • Write down what failed and who will fix it by when. A failed item with no owner often comes back.
  • Edit the list to match your site and your procedures before you use it with a crew.

Common questions

What's on a hearing protection checklist?

It has 6 checks: Noisy areas are identified and signed; The right protection is available in sizes that fit; Workers wear protection correctly; Damaged earplugs and earmuffs are replaced; Noise reduction at the source was considered; Alarms can still be heard or seen.

How often should you do a hearing protection checklist?

Every month. Use it monthly, and when noisy work starts.

What do you do when a check fails?

Write down what failed, who will fix it, and by when. If a critical check fails, stop and fix it, or keep people away from the hazard, before the work goes ahead. In Reldro, a failed check can become a corrective action with an owner and a due date.

Can you use this hearing protection checklist for free?

You can read it here for free. To use it, get it in Reldro. It arrives ready for you to edit to fit your site and procedures, your crew can complete it on a phone even without signal, and Reldro keeps each completed checklist with the site, the date, and who did it.

Does this checklist make a site safe or compliant?

No. It's a starting point for your own inspection. Adapt it to your procedures and the rules where you work. Reldro doesn't certify that a site or job is safe or compliant.

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Use this checklist in Reldro

  • It arrives ready to edit, and your crew uses it on their phone, even without signal.
  • Failed items become corrective actions with an owner and a due date.
  • Every completed one is kept with the site, the date and who did it.

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