OSHA Extends Noise Safety Paperwork for Workplace Ears
Published Date: 6/9/2025
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Summary
OSHA is asking for public feedback to keep collecting info about workplace noise safety rules. This affects businesses that protect workers from loud noise and helps make sure the paperwork stays up-to-date without extra costs. The extension means no changes in fees or deadlines, just a smooth continuation of current rules.
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Noise-safety paperwork approval extended
OSHA is asking for public comments to extend OMB approval to keep collecting information required by the Occupational Exposure to Noise Standard. This continues current paperwork that businesses use to protect workers from loud noise and keeps existing fees and deadlines unchanged.
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