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High noise communication company Sensear received an “overwhelming” response to its range of innovative communication and hearing protection solutions from international mining industry executives and customers at the world’s largest mining trade fair, Expomin 2010, in Santiago Chile last month.

Sensear Chief Marketing Officer David Cannington said the response from the global mining industry was “overwhelming” and that participating in Expomin had enhanced Sensear’s global market presence and would lead to increased opportunities.

On the back of the world's two largest Safety Trade Shows, NSC and A+A, Sensear, has announced new partnership agreements with two leading Safety and OH&S partners with more to be announced in the coming months.

Sensear, an innovative hearing technology company, will be exhibiting its exciting range of communication and hearing protection products at the worlds largest Safety Shows over the coming month.

Sensear, an innovative hearing technology company, has launched in Brazil with the announcement of a partnership with one of South America’s largest PPE distributors – SP Equipamentos (http://www.spequipamentos.com.br/)

The potential of the Brazilian market for Sensear’s range of hearing protection and communication devices have been validated during recent trips by Sensear management to meet potential large clients and staff at SP Equipmentos.

Sensear, an innovative Australian hearing technology company, is celebrating its third anniversary by moving into larger production, warehouse, and office facilities in Perth to handle its continued global growth.

Why technology needs to address the human issues relating to non-compliance.

Hearing loss has reached epidemic proportions in the developed world and is now considered to be the third most common illness behind arthritis and high blood pressure. Similarly in the workplace, according to the World Health Organization, Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) is one of the most common occupational illnesses.

Sensear gives new hope to those who work on airport ramps - widely acknowledged as one of the world’s most dangerous workplaces

Sydney, Feb 26, 2009 – Noise in the workplace has been elected the world's largest occupational health problem by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Studies by Defense Research and Development Canada indicate that noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is clearly evident after three to five years of continued or repeated exposures to levels in excess of 85dBA. The highly - regulated aviation industry, while renowned for its focus on safety, has still been powerless to prevent the steady growth in incidences of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) within its labor forces, until now. Australian company Sensear has come up with a brand new solution to this life-impacting ailment, officially launching its award-winning hearing devices into the aviation industry next month.

Sensear, a leading innovator in the global Hearing Protection industry, has appointed Rick Marquez as VP of Sales America based in Los Angeles. Rick will be responsible for driving Sensear’s sales efforts in the North and South American markets.

Marquez brings to Sensear over 20 years of senior sales and marketing experience in the Hearing Protection industry, having recently been VP Sales for Moldex. “With Rick’s executive sales experience in the Hearing Protection industry, we anticipate rapid growth for Sensear in the America’s where we believe we have a very exciting opportunity” Justin Miller, CEO Sensear said.

REPRESENTATIVES from equipment manufacturer Sensear are in California this week aiming to enhance the company's global presence and increase its market share in the US's $3 billion safety and protective devices market.

The Crawley-based hearing protection and communication enhancement company is participating in the third annual Innovation Shootout, as part of the popular G'day USA campaign, which is now in its sixth year of promoting everything Australian.

The Australian company behind the breakthrough hearing technology device set to revolutionize industrial workplaces has been named one of the world’s most promising new companies at Launch: Silicon Valley 2008, held by The Silicon Valley Association of Start-up Entrepreneurs (SVASE) and hosted by Microsoft at their Silicon Valley campus in California.

Hearing technology leader Sensear Pty Ltd was one of 30 international companies, selected from 266 applicants, participating in the event. Launch Silicon Valley 2008 is a high-profile international forum held in the USA to assist emerging technology companies to profile their newly commercialized products.