Hearing Conservation Program records will include the following:

Record	Location
Medical Evaluation and Audiograms	HUP Occupational Medicine & Health Service
Training Records	EHRS
Hearing Conservation Program Manual	EHRS and the EHRS Web Site
Hazard Evaluations	EHRS

All non-medical records (ex., work area and equipment surveys) will be maintained for a period of five years. Results of hearing tests and medical evaluations performed for hearing conservation purposes as well as noise exposure documentation shall be recorded and shall be a permanent part of an employee's health record.

All personnel who routinely work in designated hazardous noise areas shall be identified and a current roster of such personnel shall be maintained by EHRS and Occupational Medicine, and updated periodically.