
Hearing Loss in the Maritime Industry
Posted in Maritime, Maritime InjuryHearing loss is a big problem in the maritime industry, affecting many workers in different jobs. Maritime work involves long exposure to loud noises from machinery, engines,
Hearing loss is a big problem in the maritime industry, affecting many workers in different jobs. Maritime work involves long exposure to loud noises from machinery, engines,
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