About
Workplace Integra is a nationwide occupational health services company specializing in OSHA-compliant hearing conservation for employers across all industries. They deliver mobile audiometric testing directly to client facilities using CAOHC-certified technicians supervised by licensed Doctors of Audiology, eliminating the need for employees to leave the worksite. Services cover the full hearing conservation lifecycle: on-site hearing tests with 48-hour average audiogram review turnaround, Standard Threshold Shift (STS) review, noise surveys and dosimetry studies, and employee hearing protection fit training via their INTEGRAfit program. For companies running in-house programs, Workplace Integra provides Workplace Applications software for reporting and data management, direct audiologist consulting, work-related determination reporting, and employee education materials — a complete turnkey solution for OSHA 1910.95 compliance. They also offer CAOHC certification courses (private on-site, public in-person, and virtual) for technicians and safety professionals. Pricing is all-inclusive and easy to understand, with on-demand report access through their client portal. Workplace Integra is suited for manufacturers, construction firms, mining operations, and any employer with noise-exposed workers who must maintain documented hearing conservation programs.
Key Features
- Mobile On-Site Audiometric Testing: CAOHC-certified technicians bring OSHA-compliant hearing tests directly to your facility, minimizing employee downtime.
- 48-Hour Audiogram Review Turnaround: Licensed Doctors of Audiology review all hearing test results within 48 hours on average, with on-demand report access.
- Hearing Conservation Program Software: Workplace Applications software handles audiometric data management, STS reporting, documentation, and compliance tracking for in-house programs.
- INTEGRAfit Hearing Protection Fit Testing: On-site employee hearing protection fit training and testing to verify proper use and regulatory compliance.
- CAOHC Certification Courses: Private on-site, public in-person, and virtual CAOHC certification courses for technicians and occupational health professionals.
Use Cases
- Manufacturing plants with high noise exposure conducting annual OSHA-required hearing tests for all noise-exposed employees.
- Construction and mining companies needing mobile audiometric testing brought to multiple job sites throughout the year.
- Safety managers implementing or upgrading an in-house hearing conservation program with software, documentation, and audiologist support.
- Occupational health professionals seeking CAOHC certification through on-site, public, or virtual course options.
- HR and EHS teams managing worker hearing protection compliance and needing streamlined STS review and reporting documentation.
Pros
- Fully On-Site Service Delivery: Tests are conducted at the employer's facility, reducing lost work time and logistical burden on both employees and safety staff.
- Turnkey Compliance Solution: Combines mobile testing, software, audiologist oversight, and employee education into one all-inclusive program — no need to piece together multiple vendors.
- Expert Audiologist Oversight: All testing is supervised and reviewed by certified, licensed Occupational Audiologists, ensuring professional-grade compliance and guidance.
Cons
- Pricing Requires a Quote: No transparent pricing is publicly listed; employers must request a quote, making cost comparison difficult upfront.
- Specialized Niche Service: Designed exclusively for occupational hearing conservation; not applicable to general wellness or non-noise-exposed workplaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
What OSHA standard does Workplace Integra's testing comply with?
Workplace Integra's audiometric testing and hearing conservation services are designed to meet OSHA 1910.95 (Occupational Noise Exposure) standards.
Do employees need to travel anywhere for the hearing tests?
No. Workplace Integra brings a fully equipped mobile testing unit to your facility so employees can be tested on-site without leaving work.
How quickly are audiogram results available?
Results are reviewed by a licensed audiologist with an average turnaround of 48 hours, and reports are accessible on-demand through the client portal.
Does Workplace Integra support companies that run their own in-house hearing conservation program?
Yes. They offer Workplace Applications software, audiologist consulting, STS review, compliance reporting, and tech support as a complete in-house program support solution.
What is CAOHC certification and who needs it?
CAOHC (Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation) certification is required for occupational hearing conservationists who administer audiometric tests. Workplace Integra offers both private on-site and public/virtual courses to obtain this certification.
