Acoustic Engineering Report
During the construction phase, you may be required know the noise level that could affect animals and human health and well being or cause hearing loss. An Acoustical Engineer will utilise technology and design in a variety of ways, including control by redesigning sound sources, the design of noise barriers, sound absorbers, silencers, and buffer zones, and the use of hearing protection.
Important things to know about Acoustic Engineering
Getting an Acoustic Engineer is a critical part of the development process as it addresses the below:
- Noise assessments
- Wall, floor, ceiling design and analysis
- Services assessment and design
- Planning submissions
- Submissions to Environment Protection Authorities, statutory and local councils
- Noise immision/emission modeling
- Design of barriers, enclosures, silencers, plant treatment and other noise control measures
- Compliance testing
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