OSHA Audiometric Hearing Testing & Training
Mobile Audiometric Hearing Testing for Employers
KSA Occupational Services brings workplace hearing tests directly to your facility. Mobile scheduling helps employers coordinate baseline and annual audiograms around production demands, multiple shifts, and groups of employees without sending each worker to an off-site clinic.
On-Site Hearing Tests and Hearing Conservation Support
Our hearing conservation services include review of available noise-exposure history, pure-tone audiometric testing, comparison of annual results with the employee’s baseline, and organized reporting for the employer’s designated representative.
Baseline and Annual Audiograms
Audiometric examinations use air-conduction, pure-tone testing at 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 6000, and 8000 Hz. KSA uses Benson CCA-Mini microprocessor audiometers and software. The audiometers and industrial test booths are maintained for workplace testing consistent with applicable OSHA and ANSI requirements.
Except for an employee’s initial baseline, results can be compared with the baseline to help identify a possible standard threshold shift. When results indicate that additional review, employee notification, retesting, or medical referral may be appropriate, KSA helps organize the required follow-up information.
Employee History and Professional Review
Before testing, employees complete a hearing-history questionnaire covering known hearing concerns, relevant medical history, and possible non-work noise exposures. Results are professionally reviewed by physicians or consulting audiologists, as applicable. Review may include an otoscopic examination when appropriate; a change in hearing is not automatically assumed to be work-related.
Employer Reports and Documentation
- Individual audiometric test reports
- Company summary reports
- Retest and referral lists
- Standard threshold shift reports
- Employee testing rosters
Mobile Testing Designed Around Your Shifts
KSA’s mobile units can test and train up to six employees approximately every 15–20 minutes. Testing instructions are available in multiple languages, and the equipment monitors ambient sound so testing can pause when outside noise could affect the examination.
Hearing conservation training can be provided inside the mobile unit before testing and includes instructional material about hearing protection and proper insertion.
Schedule Mobile Audiometric Testing
KSA coordinates mobile workplace hearing testing for employers in Tennessee, Kentucky, and through nationwide multi-location programs. Review our other mobile occupational health services or use the quote form below to discuss locations, employee counts, shifts, and target dates.

