Audiometric Testing

Revolutionize your audiometric testing with our on-demand options, providing the flexibility and convenience you need. Conduct testing at your convenience, without sacrificing accuracy or reliability.

Audiograms at Your Convenience

Tired of Scheduling Mobile Vans or Sending Employees to Clinics for Audiometric Testing?

Eliminate scheduling challenges and reduce lost productivity by performing audiograms on your schedule.

With our Invisible Booth™, real-time ambient noise monitoring ensures consistent results, reducing the risk of inaccurate tests and STS.

Product Data Sheet

What Is the Process to Run an Audiogram Test?

The entire audiogram process takes just 6 to 8 minutes per employee: a quick pre-test, a 4 to 5-minute automated hearing test, and a brief results review. It’s fast, simple, and easy to manage.

  • Step 1: Pre-Test Questionnaire

    Employees complete a quick questionnaire to provide essential information before the test begins.

  • Step 2: Complete Audiogram Test

    Employees take the automated audiogram test, which is completed in just 4 to 5 minutes with accurate results.

  • Step 3: Review Results with Employee

    Employees will understand their test results, whether an STS is present, and if they should consult medical advice. They will then e-sign to acknowledge the review.

Concerned About Managing Audiometric Testing In-House? You’re Not Alone.

Here Are the Top 3 Concerns We’re Frequently Asked About

We Don't Have Time for In-House Testing

Many EHS and Plant teams worry about time, but in-house testing usually takes just 5 to 10 minutes per employee, compared to 30+ minutes with mobile vans or 3+ hours at a clinic.

Our Team Isn't Certified or Trained to Do the Testing

OSHA doesn't require certification for automated tests if you have a professional supervisor, which Soundtrace provides. Our OHCs and Audiologists will train your staff, ensuring they can perform accurate tests under our supervision.

We Don't Have a Sound Booth

Testing can be done in any office or conference room. Our audiometer’s built-in calibrated microphone monitors ambient noise, and our trademarked Invisible Booth™ technology ensures accurate results without a physical booth.

Our Audiology Team: Here to Support You

Our team and network of audiologists work closely with you, using data to provide thorough case evaluations and effective hearing health support for your employees.
At Soundtrace, our mission is to prevent recordable injuries caused by hearing loss. Our nationwide network of audiologists is dedicated to supporting our clients by ensuring the well-being of their employees and preventing workplace incidents.
Dr. Subinoy Das - Chief Medical Officer

Soundtrace

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some common questions we receive about auduiometric testing.

Does Soundtrace Use a Tablet or Traditional Patient Response Button for the Audiogram Test?

We use a traditional patient response button for the audiogram test. It’s easier for your employees and takes significantly less time.

How can I test outside of a sound booth?

Our audiometer features a built-in calibrated microphone that monitors ambient noise in real-time during the audiogram test. If ambient noise levels exceed the limits outlined by OSHA in 1910.95 App D, the test automatically pauses. The room levels are stored and attached to every audiogram. Soundtrace is the only company on the market with this capability.

Can I Use Soundtrace for Employee Baseline and Annual Audiogram Tests?

Yes, Soundtrace is designed to handle both employee baseline and annual audiogram tests, ensuring consistent and accurate monitoring of hearing health over time.

Are Audiograms Stored Safely in the Soundtrace System?

Yes, Soundtrace follows HIPAA best practices and has obtained certification through Vanta, a leader in compliance. For more information, please visit our Trust Center.

Do I need to be OHC certified or an audiologist to run the testing?

No, you don’t need to be OHC certified or an audiologist to run the testing. Our system is designed for ease of use, and OSHA doesn’t require certification for automated tests if you have a professional supervisor, which Soundtrace provides. We train your team to ensure accurate and compliant testing.

How long does it take to run an audiogram test? 

An audiogram test typically takes just 6 to 8 minutes per employee. The process includes a brief pre-test questionnaire, a 4 to 5-minute automated hearing test, and a quick review of the results. This efficient process minimizes downtime and keeps your operations running smoothly.

Will Potential Standard Threshold Shifts Be Flagged in the Soundtrace System?

Yes, our software automatically calculates whether an employee has a standard threshold shift. If a shift is detected, our audiology team initiates a review workflow and guides your team through the necessary steps.

Can Soundtrace Upload Historical Baseline and Annual Audiograms?

Yes, as part of onboarding, we will digitize any historical audiogram records and store the original copy in the employee’s file as a miscellaneous record.

Still have questions?

Request a Quote for Audiometric Testing

Please fill out the form to the right to request information for audiometric testing. If you would to watch or schedule a demo, please see below:

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