Noise Measurement and Monitoring

is essential for assessing the acoustic impact of construction and infrastructure projects. By continuously recording and analyzing noise levels, this service ensures compliance with environmental standards and protects both nearby residents and workers.

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How it works?

Specialized sound level meters and data loggers are deployed on-site to measure sound pressure levels over time. Monitoring can be continuous or periodic and is typically tailored to local regulations or project-specific noise limits. Data is stored and analyzed to identify exceedances, patterns, and potential sources.

Equipment installation

Class 1 sound meters and weatherproof enclosures are positioned in sensitive or regulatory-relevant locations

Real-time measurement

The system records noise levels in real time, storing metrics such as LAeq, Lmax, and peak values.

Data transmission and alerts

Monitoring systems may send automatic alerts when thresholds are exceeded

Reporting and analysis

Collected data is analyzed and presented in charts and reports for environmental or legal documentation

Process steps

Monitoring is adjusted to the specific phase of construction or operation, providing continuous insight into acoustic conditions.

Site assessment

Define monitoring zones

Identify sensitive areas and applicable noise standards.

Instrument setup

Calibrated installation

Place and calibrate equipment to ensure accurate and reliable data

Live measurement

Continuous or periodic logging

Record acoustic pressure levels over the duration of monitoring.

Interpretation

Compliance assessment

Compare data with legal thresholds and generate visual reports.

Benefits

Environmental compliance

Ensures adherence to local or project-specific noise limits.

Community protection

Reduces impact on nearby buildings, homes, and public spaces.

Worker safety

Helps manage workplace exposure to harmful noise levels.

Transparent reporting

Creates an auditable record of noise levels for investors or authorities.

Where it applies

Residential construction

Infrastructure

Railways

commercial construction

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long should noise monitoring be conducted?

It depends on project duration and local laws—monitoring can range from a few days to several months.

What metrics are usually recorded?

Common metrics include LAeq (equivalent continuous sound level), Lmax (maximum), and Lpeak (impulse peaks).

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