Hearing loss prevention program (HLPP)

CSA Group
Standards Development Organisation:
Canadian Standards Association (operating as CSA Group)
Working Program:
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Designation Number:
Z1007
Standard Type:
National Standard of Canada - Domestic
Standard Development Activity:
New Edition
ICS code(s):
13.140
Status:
Proceeding to development
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Scope:

  • Aligning the standard with other standards in this portfolio that were updated after Z1007 was published such as CSA Z107.6 and Z107.56.
  • Redesigning the standard to remove guidance information and add it as new annexes and vice-versa.
  • Update of requirements in Clause 5 – detection the hazards – considering the new version of Z107.56.
  • Revision of requirements in Clause 7 – hearing protection. This clause needs a major re-structuring and polishing as the order and distribution of information is confusing and a lot of redundancies within the document and with Z94.2 were found after the standard was published.
  • Update of Clause 8 – Audiometric testing – considering the new version of Z107.6
  • Update Clause 10.5 w.r.t training programs.
  • Overall review of “shall” and “should” to make sure the requirements can be met.
  • Review and update Annex C for recommendations that are accepted best practices
  • Review clauses where Z1007 interconnects with the new CAN/CSA 45001

The scope of the standard does not include guidance on the psychological effects of noise exposure, non-auditory effects of noise exposure and non-industrial noise exposure except as it impacts industrial noise exposure.

Project need:

To provide guidance to protect workers from occupational noise induced loss and improve worker’s quality of life.

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