Every deck is fully pre-built. After purchasing, you download the PowerPoint file and it is ready to present. No content development, no design work, no additional preparation required.

No — and they are not designed to. These decks complement your existing program by expanding coverage into hearing and brain health education beyond standard noise compliance. They strengthen what you already have in place.

Every deck is developed to align with OSHA, EPA, FDA, and CDC standards. That verification is done before the product reaches you — so what you're presenting is already built to those guidelines.

Custom presentation decks are available. Contact info@atlas-at-work.com with details about your industry, workforce, and the topics you need covered, and we will build something tailored to your organization.

There is no subscription. Each deck is a one-time purchase. Once downloaded, it is yours with no recurring fees or license renewals.

Yes. Presentation decks are $25 per deck and when purchasing three or more decks at once applies a 10% discount automatically, bringing a three-deck order to $67.50.

No. Hearing and ear health risks extend beyond industrial noise. Ototoxic chemicals, medications, aging, and untreated hearing and ear conditions can affect workers across all industries. The program supports any organization focused on risk reduction and wellness.

The decks cover the meeting itself, but safety communication doesn't stop when the meeting ends. The other products help reinforce those messages in the day-to-day work environment: Safety posters keep key messages visible on the job site between meetings. Crew members are more likely to retain information they see regularly, not just once per quarter. Messaging merchandise — pins, stickers, and apparel — serves a practical purpose. When someone has hearing difficulties, a visible reminder to face them when speaking can prevent miscommunication that leads to incidents. Virtual expert presentations are suited for situations where you want a credentialed professional leading the session directly — particularly useful for higher-stakes training, larger teams, or organizations that need documented expert delivery.