Hearing Screening for Factories & Manufacturing Plants
On-Site Workplace Hearing Tests for Manufacturing Environments
Book a Site Visit TodayFactories and manufacturing plants operate with constant machinery, production lines, presses, and automated systems that expose employees to prolonged high noise levels. Without regular monitoring, this exposure can lead to permanent noise-induced hearing loss and legal risk for employers.
Our industrial hearing screening service for factories is designed to help manufacturers protect employees, meet UK health & safety requirements, and maintain a safe, productive workplace.
Why Hearing Screening Is Essential in Manufacturing
Continuous Noise Exposure
Continuous noise exposure from machinery and equipment
Long Shift Impact
Long shifts increase cumulative hearing damage
Early Detection
Early detection prevents irreversible hearing loss
Legal Compliance
Supports compliance with the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005
Duty of Care
Demonstrates employer duty of care
Minutes per employee
What Our On-Site Hearing Tests Include
Noise Exposure Questionnaire
For each employee
Otoscopic Ear Health Check
Visual inspection of ear canal
Calibrated Audiometry Hearing Test
Professional grade equipment
Immediate Pass / Refer Results
Clear outcomes on the day
Employer Summary Report
For compliance records
Tests take 10–15 minutes per employee, allowing production to continue with minimal disruption.
Who This Service Is For
Production Operatives
Machine Operators
Maintenance Engineers
Shift Workers
Manufacturing Supervisors
Factory & Manufacturing Plant Hearing Screening – FAQs
Yes. If employees are exposed to noise levels above legal action limits, employers must provide hearing surveillance under the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005.
Most manufacturing environments require annual hearing screening, with a baseline test for new starters and periodic reviews thereafter.
Yes. Our on-site testing is designed to work around shifts and production schedules with minimal disruption.
Regular exposure above 85 dB typically requires formal hearing surveillance and control measures.
A refer result means further assessment is recommended. It does not automatically indicate permanent hearing loss.
Yes. Employers receive clear documentation suitable for audits, inspections, and insurance requirements.
Book Industrial Hearing Tests for Your Factory
Protect your workforce and stay compliant with professional on-site hearing screening for factories and manufacturing plants.
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