Air separation noise issue: Neural deafness requires a hospital stay of over 20 days
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This post was last edited by jiao*aoli1976 on 2012-5-18 09:06. Dear flight attendants, I wonder if you too are suffering from noise-related problems. Today, during a medical check-up at the hospital, the doctor said I have nerve-related deafness and that I need to be hospitalized for over 20 days. I’m shocked; working as a flight attendant doesn’t earn much money, and now I’ve gone deaf. Is this world fair? Please share your feelings! ?
Sometimes, to save trouble, I don’t bring earplugs when going to such places; the noise is so loud that it hurts my ears and makes my head feel fuzzy… Especially when driving, so it’s important to develop the habit of protecting oneself…
I also had mild issues during my medical check-up... I wear earplugs whenever I go to the field. The noise here has two characteristics: the frequency of the deep cold noise is relatively constant, while the noise from VPSA is pulsating; spending a long time in the factory building can make one feel anxious.
Sigh, it’s all an issue with noise; it’s so loud that people don’t even want to go to the workshops. A few days ago I visited two steel mills in Tangshan, and their equipment was equipped with soundproof enclosures, which meant the environment there was very quiet. It’s just that some bosses only care about making money for themselves and don’t consider the workers beneath them
This post was last edited by hxm2087 on 2012-5-17 08:31. Our devices all have soundproof enclosures, but our eyes aren’t X-rays – we still need to get inside them; therefore, it’s very important to take measures. If there are problems with the ears, it comes down to one of these three factors: 1) physical structure, 2) mental resilience, 3) compliance with regulations. Don’t blame the machinery or the oxygen separation system.
Take responsibility for yourself – don’t hesitate; bring earplugs or earmuffs when you go to the site. One of my former colleagues damaged his ear due to carelessness; it’s a pity.
I feel sorry for you, but you need to pay attention to wearing protective gear in daily life – this isn’t something to say just for fun!