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Audiometric Testing in Sydney & NSW – Affordable Cost, Fast Results
Ensure your team meets workplace hearing compliance testing standards with our professional, cost-effective audiometric testing services. We provide bulk employee hearing test options for businesses across Sydney and NSW, making it simple to meet AS/NZS 1269.4:2014 compliance while promoting a safer work environment.
- From $65 per person for bookings of 20 or more employees (or $75 for a single test)
- Available across Sydney and wider NSW
- On-site audiometric testing for employees within metro areas
- All assessments conducted by qualified hearing professionals
- Fully compliant with AS/NZS 1269.4:2014 regulations
- Fast turnaround and minimal workplace disruption
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Simplify your corporate hearing test booking process with the AusRehab PES Portal – the fastest way to book audiometric testing online for your workforce.
Create an account at pes.ausrehab.com, enter candidate details, select the appropriate pre-employment hearing test service, choose a testing location, and pay securely, all in one place.
Tests are scheduled within 3 business days, and reports from your occupational audiometric testing are delivered within 48 hours. With our streamlined process, you can track, edit, and download all test data directly from your dashboard.
Need assistance? Contact 1300 391 947 or pes@ausrehab.com.
Workplace Audiometric Testing: Safeguarding Hearing, Boosting Performance
Noise remains one of the biggest potential workplace hazards, and unchecked exposure can lead to permanent hearing damage. In 2021, 98% of workers’ compensation claims for deafness were directly linked to long-term noise exposure, costing Australian businesses approximately $29.7 billion.
Implementing regular workplace audiometric testing is not only a proactive strategy for occupational hearing loss prevention, but also a legal and financial safeguard. Occupational audiometric testing helps businesses comply with workplace noise compliance testing standards and ensures early detection of hearing deterioration among employees.
These workplace hearing tests contribute to healthier, more productive teams and long-term operational stability.
What You Get
The Hidden Benefits of Regular Audiometric Testing
High blood pressure, psychosocial distress, and noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) are just a few of the serious health consequences associated with prolonged workplace noise exposure. These risks not only affect individual well-being but also undermine team performance and compliance efforts. Fortunately, through consistent and professional workplace audiometric testing, businesses can implement proactive hearing loss prevention strategies that protect both employees and the organisation.
Strengthen Workforce Engagement
Reduced presenteeism and absenteeism caused by untreated hearing issues can negatively impact operational efficiency. Consistent workplace hearing tests help identify and resolve hearing problems early, supporting higher engagement, better focus, and increased productivity across teams.
Enhance Workplace Safety
Healthy hearing is critical for communication and alertness on-site. Workplace audiometric testing helps ensure employees remain aware of auditory cues, minimising errors and reducing the likelihood of accidents, which is a key aspect of any workplace safety improvement plan.
Prioritise Legal Compliance
Routine occupational audiometric testing supports your business in meeting occupational health compliance standards. This proactive approach to workplace hearing test protocols demonstrates due diligence, reduces legal risk, and ensures your workplace safety programs meet regulatory expectations.
Cut Losses from Workers’ Compensation
Early detection of hearing loss through regular workplace audiometric testing can drastically reduce the likelihood of compensation claims. By preventing long-term hearing damage, businesses can lower their insurance premiums, protect their brand reputation, and improve financial outcomes.
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Who Needs an Audiometry Test?
In NSW, employees who work in noisy environments (above 85 dB over an eight-hour shift) should undergo audiometric testing:
Workers exposed to higher noise levels (at or above 100 dB(A)) may need audiometric testing more frequently.
Why Choose AusRehab?
If you’re looking for a trustworthy workplace hearing test provider, you’ve come to the right place. Here at AusRehab, we check the following boxes and more:
Book your audiometry test with us today, and rest assured that we’ll deliver the work health and safety results you need.
The Way It Works
Book Your Audiometric Testing in 3 Easy Steps
Booking reliable audiometric testing services with AusRehab is fast, efficient, and built for businesses. We specialise in bulk audiometric testing bookings for employers across NSW and Sydney, offering convenient mobile workplace hearing tests that come directly to your site.
Step 1: Submit online request
To begin your audiometric testing booking, simply provide your candidate’s details in the form above. This is the first step in securing fast, compliant audiometric testing and assessments for your team, be it for a pre-employment hearing test or routine workplace monitoring.
Step 2: Schedule screening
Once your online audiometric testing booking is submitted, we’ll promptly schedule the audiometric test at one of our facilities or arrange mobile workplace hearing tests at your site for your convenience. All screenings are typically confirmed within 3 business days.
Step 3: Receive report
Your audiometric testing report will be delivered within 24–48 hours after results are obtained, ensuring fast audiometric testing turnaround. These reports are essential for maintaining workplace hearing test compliance and fulfilling your occupational health and safety obligations, provided payment has been received.
Locations
Our Audiometric Testing Locations
We offer workplace hearing tests across multiple conveniently located clinics, making it simple for businesses and candidates to receive audiometric testing quickly and efficiently. Find us at:
- Suite 1, Level 1, 402-410 Chapel Rd, Bankstown, NSW 2200
- Suite 2.26/100 Collins St, Alexandria, NSW 2015
- Level 1/8 Patrick St, Blacktown, NSW 2148
- Suite 201, Level 2/8 Woodville St, Hurstville, NSW 2220
Questions & Answer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is audiometric testing?
Also known as workplace hearing tests, audiometric testing is a hearing test that measures a person’s ability to hear different sound frequencies and intensities.
It helps detect hearing loss early, especially in workplaces with high noise exposure.
Why is audiometric testing important?
Regular testing helps identify hearing loss before it becomes severe, allowing employers to take preventive measures. It also ensures compliance with workplace health and safety regulations.
For more information, see our blog article: Everything You Need to Know About Audiometric Testing.
How much does a workplace hearing test cost?
AusRehab offers audiometry tests at $65 per person if you order 20 or more tests, or $75 for a single test.
AusRehab has multiple clinics across NSW with qualified professionals to perform hearing tests. We can also travel on-site within the Sydney metro area.
Does AusRehab offer bulk booking for audiometric tests?
Yes we’re able to carry out hearing tests for large groups. Submit the enquiry form above and we’ll give you a callback to discuss your needs.
What happens during the test?
A trained audiometric tester will:
- Place headphones on the employee.
- Play sounds at different pitches and volumes.
- Ask the employee to indicate when they hear a sound.
- The results are then analysed to detect any hearing changes.
How long does the test take?
The test usually takes 10–15 minutes per person.
Is audiometric testing mandatory?
Yes, under Work Health and Safety (WHS) regulations, employers must provide testing if workers are regularly exposed to hazardous noise levels. See SafeWork’s website for more information.
What happens if hearing loss is detected?
If a decline in hearing is found, further testing may be required. Employers should take steps to reduce noise exposure, such as providing better hearing protection or modifying work environments
How can employers reduce workplace noise exposure?
- Using quieter machinery.
- Installing sound barriers.
- Providing high-quality hearing protection.
- Rotating workers to limit noise exposure time.
How can I book audiometric testing for my workplace?
Fill out the form above, or head to our PES Portal to make an instant booking.
To learn more about workplace hearing tests, explore our blog or knowledge base.
Can workplace hearing tests be conducted on-site?
Yes, AusRehab offers mobile workplace hearing tests as part of its comprehensive workplace audiometric testing services. Employers within the Sydney metro area can choose on-site testing, where qualified professionals will conduct audiometric tests at your workplace, providing both convenience and compliance for occupational hearing testing protocols.
How soon are results from a workplace hearing test available?
Results are provided swiftly, typically within 24 to 48 hours after the test, reflected in the delivered audiometric testing report. This rapid turnaround supports fast audiometric testing and ensures you can maintain workplace hearing test compliance with minimal delay.
What standards apply to workplace audiometric testing in Australia?
AusRehab’s workplace audiometric testing is fully compliant with the national standard AS/NZS 1269.4:2014 (Occupational Noise Management), ensuring your occupational audiometric testing meets regulatory requirements. Additionally, under NSW Work Health and Safety regulations, employers must provide hearing tests when employees are frequently exposed to noise above 85 dB(A) over 8 hours or a peak of 140 dB(C). Baseline testing must occur within three months of employment start, and monitoring tests are required every two years.
Can hearing test results be used for workers’ compensation claims?
Absolutely. The detailed audiometric assessment provided by AusRehab can be used to support workers’ compensation claims. Early detection of hearing changes through workplace hearing tests helps demonstrate the presence or progression of noise-induced hearing loss, which in turn may help streamline claims and support preventative measures. Regular testing also plays a key role in hearing loss prevention and reducing long-term compensation costs.
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