On-Site Mobile Audiometric Testing Near You in Indiana

CAOHC Certified Mobile Hearing Testing Services across Indiana

OSHA-Compliant Audiometric Testing—Delivered Directly to Your Facility

Workplace Integra provides on-site mobile hearing testing services throughout Indiana, helping employers meet OSHA regulations while minimizing employee downtime and workflow disruptions.

Our mobile units travel across the Hoosier State—serving businesses in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, Carmel, Bloomington, Lafayette, Hammond, Gary, Muncie, Terre Haute, Noblesville, and surrounding areas.

We tailor our services to fit your schedule, aligning testing times with your shifts to ensure a smooth, efficient process. Each exam is conducted by a CAOHC-certified Occupational Hearing Conservationist and reviewed by our licensed Occupational Audiologists, ensuring your program is accurate, compliant, and professionally managed.

Whether you're located in Northern Indiana's manufacturing corridor, the Indianapolis metro, or southern industrial hubs, Workplace Integra is your trusted partner in mobile audiometric testing and hearing conservation services.

With decades of experience serving Indiana industries—automotive, logistics, construction, utilities, public works, and healthcare—we deliver reliable, on-site hearing protection you can count on.

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What to Expect with our Mobile Hearing Testing

THE GOAL

To maintain compliance with OSHA regulations and protect employee hearing health, conducting regular annual monitoring of hearing levels is mandatory when workplace noise reaches or exceeds the action level of 85 decibels (dBA) as an 8-hour time-weighted average.

This systematic approach ensures organizations meet regulatory requirements while enabling early detection of potential hearing deterioration. By adhering to OSHA standards for hearing conservation programs triggered at this action level, employers can implement appropriate protective measures before significant hearing impairment occurs.

Prioritizing these compliance measures not only safeguards employees' auditory health but also protects organizations from potential regulatory penalties and liability concerns associated with workplace hearing loss.

THE TEST

Before the commencement of the hearing test, our CAOHC Certified Technicians meticulously gather a detailed hearing health history from each employee, aiming to identify any potential factors that could contribute to hearing loss.

Following this, the hearing assessments take place in serene testing booths utilizing state-of-the-art microprocessor audiometers and headset transducers that adhere fully to OSHA standards.

As per OSHA guidelines, ambient noise levels are consistently monitored throughout the examination process, ensuring that testing is promptly paused should noise levels exceed the specified limits. This meticulous approach guarantees a thorough and precise evaluation of each individual's hearing health.

THE RESULTS

After each hearing test, the employee receives an Employee Notification Report that provides a comprehensive overview of their results.

Our certified technician meticulously reviews this report, examines any threshold shifts indicating potential hearing loss, and discusses these findings with the employee.

The final determination of Standard Threshold Shifts (STS) and any recordable cases under the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations is made after thorough audiogram reviews conducted by a Workplace Integra Doctor of Audiology.

Reviewed results are posted to your Client Portal within 48 working hours of the test.

THE REVIEW

We ensure timely delivery of all OSHA-compliant test results, such as Standard Threshold Shifts (STS), potential recordables, thorough audiologist assessments, and comprehensive employee test summaries, to our clients. This is achieved within a swift 48-hour timeframe through our secure online client portal.

Additionally, our client portal houses a wealth of OSHA documentation pertaining to audiometric equipment and testing environments. This includes detailed calibration reports and precise background noise level records, ensuring meticulous compliance and thoroughness in all aspects of occupational health and safety.

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