Environmental Noise and Vibration Impact

• Conducting studies to evaluate the potential impact of noise from various sources, such as industrial facilities, transportation systems, construction activities, and recreational events.
• Assessing compliance with local, national, and international noise regulations and standards.

Evaluating the potential impact of ground-borne vibrations generated by construction, industrial activities, or transportation on nearby structures and sensitive receptors.

Establishing baseline measurements of existing noise and vibration levels in a given area before the introduction of new developments or activities.

• Using specialized equipment to measure and monitor ambient noise levels and ground-borne vibrations over time.
• Identifying sources of noise and vibration and assessing their contributions to overall environmental impact.

Utilizing computer models to predict the potential noise and vibration impacts of proposed projects or activities before they are implemented.

Recommending and implementing measures to control or mitigate noise and vibration emissions, such as sound barriers, vibration isolators, and engineering controls.

• Engaging with local communities to understand their concerns and gather input on noise and vibration issues.
• Providing information to the public about potential impacts and mitigation measures.

Assisting clients in understanding and complying with relevant noise and vibration regulations and permitting requirements.

Assessing the potential health effects of prolonged exposure to elevated noise and vibration levels on nearby residents and workers.

Evaluating and mitigating vibration exposure in occupational settings to protect workers’ health.

• Conducting research to advance understanding of the effects of noise and vibration on the environment and human health.
• Developing and improving technologies for noise and vibration measurement and control.