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On the Job with Hearing Loss Occupational Reports

Don't need the entire book, On The Job with Hearing Loss in print format? Choose from the occupational reports for specific information and recommendations based on one of 18 occupations.

Hearing Loss Issues and Bank Clerks

Working in a bank presents several challenging situations for an employee with a hearing loss. When you work in a quiet environment, asking people to speak louder is not an option. You may be standing more info > > >

Hearing Loss Issues and Bus Drivers

Bus drivers, taxi drivers and van drivers must be able to communicate with passengers. They need to hear the passenger as they enter the vehicle, hear comments from passengers who are behind them and more info > > >

Hearing Loss Issues and Call Centers

Employees who work in call centers must be able to communicate effectively with callers. They face two unique challenges; 1) trying to hear cell phone callers clearly and 2) being able to handle the number more info > > >

Hearing Loss Issues and Corrections Officers

Hearing Loss Issues and Corrections Officers

Corrections officers face a variety of communication challenges and the bottom line is that safety is paramount so technology solutions may be more involved. They must be able to communicate with residents in less than more info > > >

Hearing Loss Issues and Factory Workers

People who work in factories or warehouses must usually contend with loud machinery and background noise. Other challenges include heat, humidity and the use of hearing protection devices. These are 'hostile' environments for more info > > >

Hearing Loss Issues and Food Service Workers

Hearing Loss Issues and Food Service Workers

There are several positions that are especially difficult for food service workers with hearing loss. You must be able to communicate with customers and are often several feet away from them with a counter more info > > >

Hearing Loss Issues and Home Health Workers

Hearing Loss Issues and Home Health Workers

Home health care is a growing field and good communication skills are important. Employees must be able to effectively hear on a landline phone and on cell phones. They must be able to hear more info > > >

Hearing Loss Issues and Inside Sales and Service

Hearing Loss Issues and Inside Sales and Service

Several occupations that include sales and service have similar communication demands. The most obvious and frequent challenge is the ability to hear clearly on the phone, both office phones and more info > > >

Hearing Loss Issues and Maintenance Workers

Hearing Loss Issues and Maintenance Workers

Maintenance personnel including maintenance, janitorial and housekeeping positions face a variety of communicate challenges. A common job function is the ability to hear and respond to 2-way more info > > >

Hearing Loss Issues and Managers

Individuals in management positions often face similar communication demand even though job functions can vary widely. The very first step for employees in this occupation should be a trip to a more info > > >

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