Occupational noise refers to sound that is present in a workplace environment and can potentially harm workers' health and well-being. It is typically characterized by high levels of noise that exceed certain thresholds, which may lead to hearing loss or other negative health effects over time. Occupational noise can come from various sources, such as machinery, equipment, and tools used in industries like construction, manufacturing, mining, and transportation.
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