Noise & Hearing Risk
A free, confidential 9-question self-assessment (about 2 minutes) to help you understand your workplace health.
What it measures: Noise exposure, Hearing symptoms, Protection & controls
What this assessment asks
- Is your workplace noisy enough that you must raise your voice to talk to someone about 2 metres away?
- How many hours a day are you exposed to loud noise (machinery, tools, plant, loud music)?
- Are you exposed to sudden loud bangs or impact noise (hammering, cartridge tools, alarms)?
- Do you get ringing, buzzing or whistling in your ears (tinnitus), especially after work?
- Do you find it hard to follow conversation in noisy places, or ask people to repeat themselves?
- Do others say your TV or music is too loud, or that you don't hear them?
- Is suitable hearing protection provided, and do you wear it whenever you're in noise?
- Has your employer measured noise levels or arranged hearing checks for you?
- Are noisy tasks reduced by quieter equipment, barriers, or limiting time in noise?
Please note: This screening raises awareness of occupational noise and hearing risk. It is not a hearing test or diagnosis. For ringing in the ears or hearing difficulty, arrange proper audiometry and speak with an occupational health professional.
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