What noise hazard warning signs must be posted?
If the noise level equals or exceeds 85 dBA, you must: a. Make sure caution signs are posted at the entrance or around the edge of the area that: Clearly indicate that the area is a high noise area. State that hearing protection is required (where the TWA exceeds 85 dBA). Are yellow or orange with black letters. b. Put warning decals on power tools and machines with hazardous noise levels. 5. How do I know if my work area is too noisy? The easiest way to know if your work area is too noisy is to check for warning signs posted just outside the hazard areas or on power tools or machines with hazardous noise levels. If your work area, tool, or machine is new or you think your work area is too noisy, call Environmental Health Services at 483-6726 to get an evaluation. Environmental Health Services will monitor the situation and report back to you in writing with their findings and recommendations. If your work area is too noisy, you will be notified that you may be included in the hearing
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