Noise Monitoring & Testing
Assess noise at the point of exposure or impact and use the results to inform operating, maintenance or mitigation decisions.
Discuss your requirementsA survey scope matched to the source and receptor
A boundary complaint, occupational exposure concern and equipment change require different measurement strategies. The assessment needs to reflect what is operating, who or what is affected and when the condition occurs.
Scope of work
We define the measurement objective, locations and survey periods, then consider readings alongside activity and background conditions. Findings distinguish immediate control opportunities from questions that need further measurement.
Assessment objective
We identify whether the work concerns environmental noise, workplace exposure or a specific operational change and agree locations and criteria.
Survey and context
We define survey periods and record relevant source activity, background conditions and the circumstances in which readings were taken.
Control priorities
The assessment identifies priorities for mitigation, maintenance or further measurement and sets a basis for comparison after changes.
Frequently asked questions
Can we use a boundary survey to assess worker exposure?
Worker exposure and boundary noise answer different questions and may need different methods. We scope the survey around the decision you need to make.
Can you assess the effect of a control?
Yes. A repeat survey can use comparable locations and conditions to review the change after the control is implemented.
Project enquiries
Discuss the scope of your engagement
Share your objectives, the locations in scope and the decision or deadline you are working towards.
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