Search WSPS.CA

Noise

Workplace noise can lead to permanent hearing loss. Explore WSPS resources to identify hazards, reduce exposure and prepare for the 2026–2027 MLITSD Noise Campaign.

Noise Campaign Resources

The Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) is conducting a Noise Campaign from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027. Inspectors may review how workplaces identify, assess, and control noise hazards, as well as worker training, hearing protection, and related documentation.

 

To help employers, supervisors, and workers prepare, we've curated resources aligned with the campaign's focus areas. Being inspection-ready means assessing noise hazards, implementing appropriate controls, training workers, and maintaining supporting records.

Sample image

 

 

Get Started

Sample content thumbnail
02 Dec 2020
#AvoidNoise - how to prevent hearing loss in the workplace
Could you or your co-workers be among the 1 in 5 adults aged 19 to 79 who have mild hearing loss or more in at least one ear?
Read Article
Sample content thumbnail
28 Aug 2023
8 best practices to prevent noise-induced hearing loss at work
Meet the latest tool for ensuring hearing protection fits properly, plus how to power up your prevention program to prevent WSIB claims.
Read Article
Sample content thumbnail
18 Dec 2020
Agricultural Safety Topic - Protecting Against Noise
Know the effect of noise on hearing, and to practice proper protection against unsafe noise levels.
Get Guidance
Sample content thumbnail
16 Nov 2022
Agriculture Noise Infographic – 5 Ways to Protect Your Hearing
Did you know hearing loss in adult farmers is almost double that of non-farmers? Find out what common noises may be the cause of hearing loss and get 5 tips to protect your hearing.
Download Now
Sample content thumbnail
16 Apr 2021
Are your employees and visitors being exposed to excessive noise?
Recent research from WSPS and Ryerson University calls implementing a hearing loss prevention program for OHS consultants "imperative" after finding excessive levels of noise exposure during...
Read Article
Sample content thumbnail
17 Nov 2020
Avoid Noise
Noise induced hearing loss is a significant occupational disease that can result in mental and physical health concerns, as well as serious safety risks.
Watch Video
Sample content thumbnail
12 Jul 2026
Do Noise Cancelling Earbuds make the cut for HEARING PROTECTION?
Noise‑cancelling earbuds vs. workplace hearing protection: learn why consumer ANC isn’t a substitute for certified ANR devices and what to consider when choosing safe options for Ontario workplaces.
Get Guidance
Sample content thumbnail
13 Feb 2026
Farm Safety Roundup, Ep 17: Noise How Loud is Too Loud?
In this episode of the Farm Safety Roundup, learn how every day noise impacts safety, focus and quality of life and the simple, practical steps every farm can take to reduce the risk.
Listen Now
Sample content thumbnail
12 Jul 2026
MLITSD noise inspections underway: What employers need to know
MLITSD noise inspections are underway across Ontario. Learn employer duties under Reg. 381/15, how to assess exposure, apply engineering controls, select hearing protection, and prepare documentation.
Read Article
9 results found

Consulting Services

Sample image
Sample icon

Work with our occupational hygiene specialists to identify noise hazards, conduct exposure assessments, and develop effective noise control strategies.

Training

Additional Resources

While not directly tied to the campaign's focus areas, these resources address other important health and safety topics that can help strengthen your workplace safety program, support worker well-being, and contribute to overall inspection readiness. These resources provide valuable guidance for employers, supervisors, and workers across Ontario.

 

 

Get Started

Sample content thumbnail
17 Nov 2020
Stop Think Act | Hearing
Stop Think Act videos help you recognize and protect yourself from farm hazards.
Watch Video
Sample content thumbnail
17 Nov 2020
Stop Think Act | Noise
Stop Think Act: Noise. Stop Think Act videos help you recognize and protect yourself from farm hazards. This project is funded in part by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.
Watch Video
2 results found