What is Syntegra's Construction Noise and Vibration Service Overview?

Construction noise and vibration is often required to be predicted prior to commencement of works. Syntegra can provide specialist advice on construction noise and vibration good practice and are experienced in the application of BS 5228 “Code of practice for noise and vibration control on construction and open sites.”

Our consultants are members of the Institute of Acoustics and Syntegra is a member of the ANC (the trade association for acoustics, noise, and vibration consultancy practices).

What Specialist Services Does Syntegra Offer for Construction Noise and Vibration?

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 What regulatory standards do you address for construction noise and vibration?

Syntegra provides expert guidance on BS 5228, which covers noise and vibration control on construction and open sites. We also assist with Section 61 applications under the Control of Pollution Act 1974, helping secure prior consent for construction works.

2 What does your construction noise and vibration assessment service include?

Our service includes comprehensive assessment, monitoring, and mitigation strategies for construction noise and vibration. We help identify potential impacts, ensure compliance with regulations, and develop effective solutions to minimize disturbance.

3 How do you help mitigate construction noise and vibration impacts?

We develop tailored mitigation strategies based on our assessments to reduce noise and vibration levels. This involves identifying sources, recommending control measures, and advising on best practices to minimize environmental and community impact.

4 Do you offer ongoing monitoring for construction noise and vibration?

Yes, we provide noise and vibration monitoring services throughout the construction phase. This ensures continuous compliance with regulatory limits and allows for proactive adjustments to mitigation measures as needed.