Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 ItCleo Lusk?Plant No. 2 Carding Materials Handler & Service Operator "I wish that I had had these back when I was much younger. It's easy to see how ear plugs can preserve your hearing." Charles Shepard? Plant No. 1 Carding "I enjoy my work more since I began wearing hearing protection." 9 Rr,?0" jJK Jimmie Jacks? Bailey Plant Drawing Operator "Since I have gotten used to wearing my ear protectors, I like them very much. When I go outside the plant, everything seems normal to me." N Ida 1 Plan! "Tl more They In Mar and compr to protect due to hi^ The co three part: (2) the nu protectors. In addi engineerin to a safe years of ? I i Marl Lydi "I tcctc can teck CLOTHMAKER L7m rapp? I No. 1 Spinner ie hearing protectors are much a comfortable than I expected." ^ r Like Clinton Mills ch, 1972. Clinton Mills established a thorough ehensive hearing conservation program designed its employees against the risk of hearing loss h level noise exposure on the job. mpany's hearing conservation program includes ?: (1) the identification of high noise level areas, A indatory wearing of company approved hearing ^ (3) and audiometric tests of employees, tion, the company continues to evaluate various g techniques designed to reduce high noise levels limit. However, such solutions will take many idvanced engineering, repeated tests, and large hon Kirby? a Plant Assistant Warper Operator rciiny iiku wearing me ear pro>rs. By wearing them properly, I he sure my hearing is being pro d." i