Who Missed Their Hearing Test?

Wayne Brandsen • August 14, 2023

Who Needs Annual Hearing Tests Next?

employee holding hearing conservation checklist


Coordinating hearing tests. It's complicated.


If you work in a large organization, you know there’s inevitably employee turnover and a continual flow of people coming and going. This can make things complicated when it comes to hearing tests. The new people need hearing tests and those that have left are probably still on a list somewhere from your last hearing test. This leaves your safety team with the headache of combing through old records to figure out who needs a hearing test next. 


You need a program. That program is one of the reasons Anadyne exists. It takes a program to screen through all the old records and new records; finding out when hearing tests that were last done, reviewing the current employment roster and the like. You’re now left with the complex reconciliation task of finding out who has been tested already this year, what legacy employees have not been tested, and what new employees you haven’t gotten any data on. What a headache! 


We can help. We have a program for that. 


Anadyne can provide a complete schedule, clear list of names and everything you need to answer questions; that is who needs hearing testing next. Our team will meticulously comb through all your records and create a comprehensive list of current employees, including when they had their last test and who has never had a hearing test. 


This allows us to do the next step of our program; figuring out who most urgently needs to be tested and creating a schedule accordingly. 


No need to panic when the bus comes back. Anadyne coordinates everything for you.


Want to know more? Contact an Anadyne rep today.

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