Industrial Deafness Claim Information

Over 1 million workers are regularly exposed to noise levels above 85d(A), which puts them at risk of Industrial Deafness.

Noise Induced Hearing Loss or Industrial Deafness is now a recognised industrial disease. Industrial deafness is caused by repeated exposure to excessive levels of noise, without having adequate ear protection.

If you worked in any noisy environment after 1963, without adequate ear protection and you are now having difficultly in hearing others, or suffer from noises or ringing in your ears (Tintinitus) or have experienced temporary deafness you may be suffering from Industrial Deafness, and therefore, entitled to make a claim.

Call us now to find out if you have a valid Industrial Deafness claim, or any other type of industrial disease claim. We will usually be able to let you know within a few minutes as to whether you have a valid claim or not. All cases are handled in complete privacy, and all cases are dealt with as:

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