What we do...
Tri-State Industrial Health Screening services Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana with Industrial Mobile Hearing Testing, respiratory Medical Clearance, Hearing Conservation Training and Sound Level Surveys:
- Testing provided by licensed health care professionals
- 100% OSHA/NIOSH/MSHA Compliant
- Flexible Scheduling
- Less disruption to production
- Greater Accuracy
- 21 years of actual industry experience
Mobile Audiometric Testing
- Testing is conducted by licensed CAOHC Certified Occupational Hearing Conservationists.
- All test results are reviewed and approved by a physician.
- Manual audiometers are used for maximum accuracy and security.
(Computerized testing methods sometimes lead to inaccurate readings which lead to expensive retesting.) - Meets or exceeds all OSHA and MSHA regulations.
- Report turn around in approximately one week.
- Capacity to test 12 to 26 employees per hour.
- Previous data entered at no additional charge.
Respiratory Medical Clearance
- Review of 1910. 134 OSHA Respiratory Evaluation Questionaire by Registered Nurse and Register Respiratory Therapist
- Personal interview by registered nurse and blood pressure evaluation, as appropriate.
- Pulmonary function test conducted by registered respiratory therapist following guidelines of American Thoracic Society.
- Testing takes approximately 5 minutes.
- Management summary and employee handouts in approximately one week.
- Respirator fit testing and training provided by liscensed trained professionals
- Fit testing takes approximately 15 minutes using Porta-Count analysis, the most accurate way to detect respirator fit.
- Respirator Training is provided in a group setting following all OSHA annual requirements
Hearing Conservation Training
- Fulfills all OSHA mandatory requirements.
- Offered in two formats:
- Classroom-style
- In-truck (one-on-one approach)
- Classes consist of demonstration, poster presentation, lecture, a question/answer session, sign-in and handouts.
- Hearing conservation handouts are given to each employee.
Sound Level Surveys
- Surveys can be conducted for total plant, partial plant or individual work stations.
- Dosimeter monitoring is available to provide employees' average noise exposure for a given period of time.

