Working in noisy and loud workspaces can affect your ears in the long term. When exposed to sound levels above 85 decibels (dBA) for 8 hours or more can actually damage one’s hearing as mentioned by Safe Work Australia. What’s worse is it can cause irreversible damage.
Audience Hearing understands how vital it is to protect your hearing in noisy workplaces with a pair of industrial earplugs. Whether you’re working on a construction site, operating machinery, or exposed to ongoing industrial noise, our custom industrial earplugs are designed to help reduce harmful sound exposure while maintaining all-day comfort and compliance.
Crafted for performance and durability, each pair is custom-moulded from medical-grade materials to fit your ear canal perfectly, ensuring a secure fit and optimal noise reduction. We offer earplugs that meet Australian workplace safety standards with a high level of hearing protection without compromising communication or situational awareness.
Our audiologists take a detailed ear impression to ensure a snug, effective fit to help protect your hearing today and long into the future.
Protect your ears with precision-made, industrial-strength custom plugs with our experts’ help.
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Our custom-moulded industrial earplugs provide Class 5 protection, with attenuation of up to 30 dB. That suits high-noise workplaces such as manufacturing, mining, construction and fabrication.
Safe Work Australia sets the workplace exposure standard at 85 dB(A) averaged over 8 hours. Above that, employers must control noise and provide suitable hearing protection.
Yes. Properly fitted custom plugs are a reliable part of a workplace hearing conservation program. They fit the same way every time, unlike foam plugs that are often inserted incorrectly.
Filtered options like the PACS Pro Impact range reduce harmful noise while keeping speech and warning signals audible. Your audiologist will match the filter to your site’s noise and safety needs.
Yes. We can arrange impressions for groups of workers. Contact us to discuss a workplace program.
Yes. Our pre-employment testing records a worker’s hearing baseline before they start in a noisy role. It pairs well with issuing custom hearing protection from day one.
You may be. If workplace noise has affected your hearing, our industrial deafness claims service can provide the hearing assessment needed to support a claim.
Yes. They sit inside the ear, so they won’t break the seal on safety glasses or press against a hard hat harness the way earmuffs can. Soft, hypoallergenic silicone keeps them comfortable through long shifts.
Keep them in their case when not in use and clean them at the end of each shift with mild soap and water. Clean, dry plugs last longer and lower the risk of ear irritation.
Regular monitoring helps catch changes before they become serious. Book an advanced hearing test to establish where your hearing is now.
