Hearing Readiness and Conservation - Army Public Health Center

The Army Hearing Program (AHP) provides information on hearing, hearing loss prevention, hearing protection, DOEHRS-HC, hearing monitoring, and reducing noise hazards. The AHP consists of four components:

Hearing Readiness
Operational Hearing Services
Clinical Hearing Services
Hearing Conservation

***NEW*** Defects found in certain 3M CAEv4 earplugs - Service Members and DoD Civilians enrolled in the Hearing Conservation Program should check for defects and contact the local Army Hearing Program office to have replacement. Installation Hearing Program staff should ensure CAEv4 earplugs are free of defect prior to any fitting.

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Army Hearing Program-Frequently Asked Questions

Information about upcoming Army Hearing Technician Certification Courses for DoD military personnel or DoD civilians who have Hearing Program duties assigned.

Provides useful links for areas such as coding, tinnitus management, NASA Auditory Demonstration Lab and military audiology in the news.

Resource page for Hearing Conservation.

Hearing health education materials such as Hearing Health Education briefings, factsheets, technical guides and external video links.

This page provides resources for Hearing Readiness

Provides resources and useful links related to Operational Hearing Services.

Recommended web sites related to the subject of hearing readiness, hearing conservation and hearing health services.

Recommended resource materials related to the subject of hearing readiness, hearing conservation and hearing health programs.

Related Programs and Contacts

Enhance hearing readiness and conservation by identifying and assessing current and emerging hearing threats; developing and communicating hearing health solutions; and assuring the quality and effectiveness of the Army Hearing Division.

Information regarding the status, trends, and determinants of the health and fitness of the US Army.

The Health Hazard Assessment Program identifies and assesses health hazards associated with materiel system life cycle management and provides recommendations to developers to eliminate or control the health hazards.

This page provides a description of the mission, organizational structure, and actvities of the Injury Prevention Branch. Contact information is also provided.