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Hearing Protection

Protect your ears without compromising on performance. Our Work Hearing Protection collection includes certified earplugs and earmuffs designed for noisy environments—whether you're on a construction site, in a workshop, or tackling loud DIY projects at home. With options from trusted brands and a range covering disposable foam plugs to high-attenuation Class 5 earmuffs, these products offer serious protection with all-day comfort. Ideal for both professional use and hobbies like woodworking, metalwork, or lawnmowing—anywhere you need to block out hazardous noise and stay focused.

Which Work Ear Protection is right for you?

What is a decibel.

A decibel (dB) is a unit used to measure the intensity of sound. It’s not a linear scale — every increase of 10 dB means the sound is 10 times more powerful. That means a 90 dB sound isn’t just a bit louder than 80 dB — it’s twice as loud. Everyday sounds like normal conversation sit around 60 dB, but lawnmowers (90 dB), concerts (100–110 dB), and construction sites (over 120 dB) can be dangerously loud.
Hearing damage can occur after prolonged exposure to sounds above 85 dB, and the higher the volume, the shorter the safe exposure time. That’s why hearing protection — especially in workplaces or loud recreational settings — is so important. The right ear plugs reduce the sound level to within a safe range, helping you protect your hearing long term.
Hearing Protection in Australia & NZ

In Australia and New Zealand, hearing protection must comply with the AS/NZS 1270:2002 standard. This certification ensures that ear plugs and earmuffs have been independently tested and rated for their effectiveness in reducing noise. It’s a crucial requirement for workplace safety and helps consumers make informed choices about what level of protection they need.
One key part of this standard is the SLC80 rating — which tells you how many decibels of noise the product will block out for 80% of wearers. Based on this number, products are also grouped into Class 1 to Class 5, with Class 5 offering the highest level of protection. This makes it easy to match ear plugs to specific environments, whether it’s a quiet workshop or a high-noise construction site.
At Earjobs, we stock a wide range of certified hearing protection products — so whether you’re buying for yourself or your team, you can be confident they meet strict local standards.
Electronic Ear Muffs

Electronic ear muffs offer active hearing protection, meaning they don’t just block sound — they intelligently manage it. These muffs use built-in microphones and speakers to amplify safe sounds like speech or ambient noise, while instantly compressing loud sounds like gunfire, power tools, or machinery.
That makes them ideal for environments where you need to stay aware and communicate — without sacrificing protection. You’ll still hear range commands, co-workers, or natural sounds, but sudden loud noises are automatically reduced to safe levels.
Whether you’re at the shooting range, on the job site, or in a tactical setting, electronic ear muffs give you the best of both worlds: situational awareness and serious protection.
Need help choosing? Take our handy quiz.

Workplace Hearing Protection – Certified Ear Plugs and Ear Muffs for Trade and Industry

Protect your ears on the job with our wide range of workplace hearing protection, including certified ear plugs, ear muffs, and electronic hearing solutions for high-noise environments. Whether you're on a construction site, in a warehouse, operating machinery, or doing factory work, we stock gear that’s designed to keep up with the demands of your workday.

Our range includes options from top brands like Howard Leight, 3M, UVEX, ISOtunes, and more—many of which are AS/NZS 1270 certified, ensuring they meet the safety standards required for professional use in Australia and New Zealand.

Choose from disposable foam plugs, corded reusable plugs, over-ear muffs, or even Bluetooth-enabled hearing protectors that let you take calls and listen to music while staying compliant on-site. We also offer bulk packs and multi-size options to support teams and shared workspaces.

Whether you’re a solo tradie or buying for a crew, our work collection helps you stay protected, productive, and comfortable—day in, day out.

How do I know which hearing protection is right for my work environment?

It depends on the noise level and the nature of your job. For extremely loud environments (like jackhammering or heavy machinery), you may want high-NRR foam ear plugs or ear muffs with added insulation. For intermittent noise, reusable plugs or electronic muffs may be more practical.

Are your hearing protection products compliant with workplace regulations?

Yes. Many of our products are AS/NZS 1270 certified, which means they’ve been tested and approved for use in regulated workplaces across Australia and New Zealand. Look for this certification in the product description.

Can I wear ear plugs and ear muffs together?

Absolutely. This is known as "double protection", and it’s often recommended in environments with extremely high decibel levels (like mining or aviation). It significantly increases overall noise reduction.

What are the benefits of corded or reusable ear plugs for work?

Corded ear plugs are ideal for workers who need to remove and reinsert hearing protection frequently, like forklift drivers or team leaders. Reusable plugs are great for long-term cost savings and come in multiple sizes for a better fit.

Are electronic ear muffs allowed on the job site?

Yes—many electronic hearing protectors are built specifically for workplace use, offering certified protection while allowing you to stay aware of your surroundings. Some even include Bluetooth for audio and calls, which can be useful when used safely.

Do you offer bulk hearing protection for teams or work crews?

We do. Many of our foam ear plugs and reusable options are available in bulk packs, making them cost-effective and easy to distribute across teams. We also offer a wide range of dispensers and refill packs for shared use on-site. For large orders, contact us directly for a quote.