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Radio HarnessesFAQ
Does working in noise increase the risk of accidents?
That's a great question. The risk of hearing loss due to loud noise is well known. But other potential risks from noise are not so clear. Is loud noise also to blame for accidents in the workplace? Are all workers at higher risk, or perhaps just those individuals who are hard of hearing? To learn more, see this article from CavCom‘s SoundBytes newsletter.
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