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HEARING ACUITY OF RAILWAY STAFF

Alice B. Auinger

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Technological innovation in railway operations represents an increasing source of strain, particularly where the hearing of railway staff is concerned. For this reason, all new recruits destined for jobs as enginemen or traffic controllers are examined by means of an audiometric method.

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Technological innovation in railway operations represents an increasing source of strain, particularly where the hearing of railway staff is concerned. For this reason, all new recruits destined for jobs as enginemen or traffic controllers are examined by means of an audiometric method.

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Technological innovation in railway operations represents an increasing source of strain, particularly where the hearing of railway staff is concerned. For this reason, all new recruits destined for jobs as enginemen or traffic controllers are examined by means of an audiometric method.

Key concepts: Business, Audiology, Transport engineering, Forensic engineering, Computer science, Engineering, Medicine

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