Full-suite hearing conservation programs
Protect your employees. Get in compliance. Focus on your business.
Rocky Mountain Noise Solutions builds and runs full OSHA hearing conservation programs for small and mid-sized employers across the Rocky Mountain region — without the cost of a full-time industrial hygienist.
The Problem
Noise is one of the most common, and most preventable, hazards in American workplaces.
Hearing loss caused by workplace noise is permanent — and almost entirely preventable. NIOSH estimates that roughly 22 million U.S. workers are exposed to hazardous noise on the job every year, many of them at small and mid-sized employers with no one on staff who can run a proper hearing conservation program.
OSHA's Hearing Conservation Standard, 29 CFR 1910.95, requires a formal program once average worker exposure reaches 85 decibels over an 8-hour day. If that sounds like your shop floor, job site, or production line, you likely already need one.
Not sure where you stand?
Two quick ways to find out, both free:
What We Do
One partner for the entire program.
Noise Monitoring
On-site exposure monitoring by Similar Exposure Group (SEG), so your program reflects what people are actually exposed to, not just their job title.
Audiometric Testing
Baseline tests for new hires and annual testing for everyone in a hearing conservation program, tracked and flagged for standard threshold shifts.
Training & Reporting
Required initial and annual employee training, plus management- and employee-facing reports that document everything OSHA expects to see.
Written HCP & Recordkeeping
A complete written Hearing Conservation Program and the recordkeeping to back it up if you're ever asked to show it.
Hearing Protection
We help you choose, source, and supply the right hearing protectors for your environment — no guessing at the hardware store.
Fit Testing Add-on
Quantitative fit testing to confirm hearing protectors are actually sealing out the noise they're rated for.
Why Rocky Mountain Noise Solutions
A program you can trust, run by someone who shows up.
Your program is run personally — on-site, in person — by a CAOHC-certified COHC and HCM, with every report and test reviewed by a retained Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) and a licensed audiologist. You get the accountability of working with one person and the technical backing of a full IH team, without carrying either on payroll.
How It Works
From first contact to a fully compliant program.
Take the quiz or request your free evaluation
Two minutes online, or one visit on-site — either way, no cost and no obligation.
We assess your actual noise exposure
Real measurements from your floor or job site, organized by exposure group, not guesswork.
You get a complete, managed program
Monitoring, testing, training, and documentation — run for you, start to finish, year after year.
Who We Serve
Built for the industries that need it most.
Currently serving employers across Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and Arizona — with deep, on-the-ground focus along Utah's Wasatch Front.