SYMPTOMS OF BEING "COMMUNICATIONALLY CHALLENGED" :
Ever miss a radio call or pages?
Do you have to ask fellow employees to repeat their radio message?
Voice fatigue from shouting into the radio?
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WHEN IMMEDIATE COMMUNICATION IS CRITICAL – COUNT ON THE “TALK THROUGH YOUR EARS” HEARING PROTECTION AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEM FROM CAVCOM
If you work in a high-noise environment or use respirators, the CavCom System presents a reliable and safe solution for the most difficult hearing protection and 2-way radio communication challenges. CavCom ear sets are designed to provide superior hearing protection (Universal NRR 29.5 or Custom Fit NRR 26) while enhancing jobsite communications and safety. Featuring a microphone-receiver ingeniously built into each earpiece, communication in high noise is free from background noise and received signals are presented at safe listening levels. There is even a simple fit test to ensure a good hearing protection seal. More good news – CavCom is rated for Intrinsic Safety and will work with your existing radio system. CavCom offers true Innovation for Challenging Communication Situations.
 
 
 
HEARING LOSS, THE NUMBER 2 RECORDABLE ILLNESS IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR AS REPORTED BY BLS DATA.
It has been 25 years since OSHA implemented its Hearing Conservation Program rules (1910.95).
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SAFETY FEATURES
A UNIQUE “FIT TEST” to ensure full value hearing protection. A simple acoustic feedback check determines if there is a good seal with the earpiece. This fit check can be accomplished each time the system is used to ensure that optimum hearing protection values are being achieved.
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CUSTOMERS COMMENTS
“As we deal with threats of terrorism, chemical exposures and other hazards, PPE and full containment will become more commonplace. The technology around communications systems is going to be more critical. Responders will need to use more effective devices for communications during these events, and that is why I think CavCom’s technology deserves a lot of attention”
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John Henshaw, former Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA.
 
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