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Frequent exposure to loud noise can permanently damage a person’s hearing. Excessive noise from equipment is a particular problem for demolition workers—especially as surrounding materials like brick, concrete and tile structures exacerbate the situation. Our acoustic engineers will work with you to find an effective way to protect your workers and neighboring communities from the harmful effects of noise pollution and dust.
We can advise you on the products you need to prevent sound bouncing off ceilings and walls when working inside buildings and next to high-rise structures. And we can help you find a mobile solution that ensures your temporary acoustic barriers can be moved close to the source of noise, no matter where it is on the site.
The noise from different equipment as project phases progress is considerable. When complaints are made operating hours and budgets suffer.
Our temporary acoustic barriers reduce noise to cut out complaints, protecting the surrounding communities and the workforce from dust and debris too.
Every state has a different regulatory framework. With our knowledge and experience we help health and safety managers meet requirements before and during projects.
We are proud to partner with health and safety professionals, to improve the working environment and community relations.
We work with highway planning teams from the outset, to get a full understanding of project requirements, and where and when during construction complaints are likely to arise. In that way we are able reduce noise at all stages, to mitigate complaints.
We also work with contractors as projects progress to improve operating hours—it’s quick and easy to move our barriers as works progress and maintain productivity.
When Morrison Utility Services needed to lay distribution cabling they made a call to Echo Barrier for acoustic noise control solutions.
As a consequence a project that had faced local opposition during planning received zero complaints.
