Hearing Loss Compensation: Industrial Assessment and Support for South Australians and Victorians

Hearing Loss Compensation: Industrial Assessment and Support for South Australians and Victorians

Average $19,039 Payout achieved by IHS during 2022* Find out if you are eligible in 3 easy steps:

Call for a free consultation

Speak to one of our hearing compensation consultants for personalised advice.

Get a free hearing test

Your consultant books an appointment at your closest location.

Start your industrial deafness claim

We connect you with specialist medical and legal companies who provide services on a zero out-of- pocket basis.

Have you spent your career working in a loud industry?

If your hearing loss is a result of working in loud industrial environments, you’re not alone. An estimated 1 million Australians suffer from occupational hearing loss. At Industrial Hearing Services, we specialise in helping you navigate the complex process of hearing loss compensation.

Get the compensation and treatment you may be eligible for:

industries

$19,039* is the average payout

No out-of-pocket costs

High-end hearing aids to help your industrial deafness

Who is Industrial Hearing Services?

Industrial Hearing Services (IHS) have been helping people with industrial hearing loss and claims since 1994. Our reputation is backed by our high quality services that incur no out-of-pocket costs.

We want to ensure no-one misses out on their rightful entitlement for an injury sustained over a lifetime of hard work.

We will look after your interests positively, proactively and professionally.

Why choose Industrial Hearing Services?

We can help you find out if you’re eligible for industrial deafness compensation claims.

Established

1994

We’ve been helping people with industrial hearing loss for almost 30 years

We understand how hearing loss can affect your quality of life and want to help you access the best possible treatment.

We can make a positive change in the lives of those who have suffered industrial hearing loss

Quick, readily available and easy evaluation process

Your privacy matters. All conversations and information are confidential.

No out-of-pocket costs

Assessing Hearing Loss Eligibility Claims in South Australia and Victoria

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If you believe that you have suffered hearing loss due to noise exposure at work, you may be eligible to make a hearing loss claim. The process typically begins with an initial hearing test to assess the extent of your hearing loss. If the test indicates significant hearing loss, you may qualify for a lump sum payout and other benefits, such as high-quality hearing aids and coverage for medical and legal expenses.


In South Australia and Victoria, workers may be eligible for both hearing aids and a lump sum payment. To qualify, start with a free, no-obligation conversation with our helpful industrial hearing services team to discuss your work history and hearing issues. We can then determine if eligible individuals need a hearing test to assess the extent of their hearing loss. If the test indicates significant hearing loss, you may qualify for lump sum compensation and other benefits, such as high-quality hearing aids and coverage for medical expenses.

Take the first step towards better hearing with Industrial Hearing Services (IHS), we can assist you in navigating your hearing needs and potential monetary compensation eligibility.

By understanding the process and seeking the right support, you can ensure that you receive the legal help, compensation and treatment you deserve for your industrial hearing loss.

Frequently Asked Questions

We need to find out some details from you, such as where and when you last worked on a noisy job.

We will need to arrange a free hearing test to determine hearing loss specific to a workplace injury.

NOTE:
Certain (high frequency) hearing loss is only caused through specific high-pitch noise exposure. For example, a jack hammer, buzz-saw, welder…

The first step is to take our free online hearing test and then chat to one of our friendly IHS agents who will explain everything.
That needn’t be a problem. In fact, many people IHS help are retired and still entitled to make a claim. So, even if you left the job that caused your hearing loss several years ago, you may still be entitled to workplace hearing loss compensation.

You won’t have to worry about proving anything – that’s where we come in! We will arrange a free hearing test to determine whether you have industrial deafness.

Some high frequency hearing damage can only be caused by specific, high-pitch noises like a jack hammer, buzzsaw or welder.

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