Shunde, a corporate noise diagnosis confirmed 18 people

18 companies in Shunde confirmed the noise

Master Li is a worker at a container truck factory in Shunde and has a 7-year working life at the factory. According to its introduction, from the beginning of 2012, he felt that her hearing had decreased, and she had symptoms of deafness, tinnitus, and neurasthenia. Ms. He’s wife told reporters yesterday that at the beginning of the disease, she and her husband found it difficult to communicate. Master Li always complained that the family’s voice was too small. He is 50 years old and he thinks it may be due to age. Hearing has decreased. At the end of 2012, the factory stopped production and relocated outside the country. Workers were required to do a medical examination before leaving. The results surprised the staff of the Shunde workplace: Over 100 people in the plant had abnormal hearing and dozens of people were suspected of pneumoconiosis; in 2013, 18 workers were diagnosed with occupational disease noise and nearly 10 were pneumoconiosis.

According to the personnel of the Foshan Vocational Defence Institute, most of the factory's workers produce in closed containers. They produce large noise and dust during work, causing great damage to the workers' hearing, and the factory did not perform physical examinations for workers for many years. This is also the company with the largest number of one-time diagnosed noise in Foshan.

Every year, 30 cases of onset of noise

Chen Song, director of the Foshan City Vocational Defence Office, told the reporter that due to limitations in testing equipment, hearing tests have not been included in the routine examination of occupational diseases. "In recent years, we have found that many companies' production environments are likely to lead to noise." Foshan began collecting occupational noise in 2009. The number of confirmed cases of the disease before 2012 was single digits, followed by blowouts. "There were 23 cases diagnosed in 2012, 24 cases in 2013, and 5 cases in the first two months of this year." And this is only the number of cases that met the diagnostic criteria in the city's occupational defense agency, and the occupation of workers exposed to noise. In health checks, doctors have found more and more people with abnormal hearing or hearing impairment. Since the occupational health checkup agencies do not report abnormal hearing, Foshan does not have data on people with hearing abnormalities in the city.

Occupational noise

A type of sensory auditory hearing impairment occurs when workers are exposed to productive noise for a long time during work. The national production environment noise standard is 85 decibels. Actually, people have not adapted to 80 decibel noise. Working in a noisy environment for a long time will affect ear frequency and lead to hearing loss. For example, in cafeterias, textiles, machinery and equipment workshops and other places are more common.

Protection

Super 108 decibels + helmet

1. All duty personnel in hazardous areas must wear hearing protectors. Commonly used earplugs , sound effects up to 30 ~ 40dB. When the steady-state noise reaches 108dB (A) or more, wear earbuds , earmuffs or helmets. When the steady-state noise reaches 118dB (A) or more, limit the daily contact time.

2. A pre-employment medical examination is conducted. Those who have felt deafness should choose a low-noise type of work. Those who have been exposed to noise for a long time should have regular hearing tests.

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