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My Health Risk Assessment Plan
Starting working at my health risk assessment plan I ran into several major difficulties which forced me to make major adjustments. Goal of my plan is to reduce exposure to harmful noises which are higher than 85 dB. In order to differentiate harmful noises from normal ones I had to measure them. I used app on my phone to measure noise intensity in my car. However I could not find any way no measure noise intensity in my earphones, which I use at least 2 hours a day. So I decided to avoid earphones for the next several weeks. Another problem I have to deal with is resistance of my family members to lover volume in the car while driving. So I had to research topic even more in order to provide convincing argument regarding NIHL to my family.
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