Clarity builds audiometric testing programmes around your noise risk assessments and exposure data, rather than using generic schedules. We focus on the roles and locations where workers are genuinely at risk, keeping surveillance proportionate but defensible.
We offer on‑site audiometry, mobile medical units and access to a national healthcare network, so testing can be carried out close to your operations and with minimal downtime and travel. This makes it easier to cover multiple sites, shifts and worker groups.
Our reports are designed for action. You receive clear results, trend information and recommendations so managers and health and safety teams know who is within expected limits, who needs closer monitoring, and where additional controls or follow‑up may be required.
Audiometric testing can be delivered alongside other health surveillance – such as spirometry, HAVS, skin checks and vision screening – giving you a more coherent and cost‑effective occupational health programme.
Audiometric testing is typically required where noise exposure remains at or above action levels identified in your noise risk assessments, even after controls and hearing protection are in place.
This often includes:
Manufacturing and engineering environments
Construction and infrastructure projects
Utilities, transport and logistics operations
Any roles using noisy plant, tools or machinery on a regular basis
Clarity can help you interpret your noise data and determine which groups of workers should be included in audiometric testing, and how frequently, in line with your legal duties and industry good practice.
An audiometric testing appointment will usually include:
A brief explanation of the process and consent
A short questionnaire covering relevant health, noise exposure and hearing protection use
A pure‑tone audiometry test carried out in appropriate conditions, using calibrated equipment, to measure hearing thresholds at different frequencies
Comparison with baseline and previous results to identify any changes or patterns over time
Our clinicians and technicians coach workers through the process, ensure testing conditions are suitable and interpret results in the context of the individual’s role, exposure and history.
Following audiometric testing, Clarity provides:
Individual results and classifications aligned to agreed standards
Identification of any shifts in hearing that may require closer monitoring or referral
Practical recommendations on noise control, hearing protection and further investigation where needed
Aggregate data and trends to support your overall noise‑risk management strategy
This gives you a clear view of how well your current controls are working and where additional action may be needed to protect hearing and reduce long‑term occupational health risk.
For workplace hearing conservation, employers need a partner who will challenge, innovate and stay accountable.
We challenge where audiometry is missing, infrequent or poorly targeted, and help refocus programmes on the workers and locations that genuinely need testing.
We innovate in how and where we deliver audiometric testing – using on‑site, mobile and network options so employees can be seen efficiently, with minimal disruption.
We grow by helping clients reduce noise‑related hearing problems and build a stronger, safer workforce over time.
We are driven to deliver – responsive with scheduling, precise in testing and clear in our reporting.
Collaboration drives us forward as we work with H&S, HR and operational teams so audiometry becomes a smooth, predictable part of your health surveillance, not a yearly scramble.
We are energised by health and accountable to each other, which shows in the care we bring to every programme and the confidence clients can place in the data we provide.
If your workforce is exposed to noise at work, Clarity can help you build and deliver an audiometric testing programme that protects hearing, supports compliance and fits the way your business really operates.
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