Acoustic Engineer

Acoustic Engineer focuses on design input, and reporting to ensure compliance and high-performance standards within the built environment.

What the role involves

• Design input, and reporting to ensure compliance and high-performance standards within the built environment.
• Conduct sound insulation testing in accordance with relevant standards (e.g. Approved Document E).
• Undertake air tightness testing in line with Building Regulations.
• Carry out acoustic measurements, site surveys, and data analysis.
• Provide input on building acoustic design and noise control strategies.
• Preparing clear, accurate, and professional technical reports.

Skills and requirements

• Relevant technical, electrical, mechanical, maintenance, gas, plumbing, or engineering experience may be required.

Candidate fit

• Degree-qualified in a relevant subject (e.g. Acoustics, Engineering, Physics).
• Membership of the Institute of Acoustics (IOA).
• Proven experience in acoustic and air tightness testing.

Additional role context

• Acoustic Engineer – Building Acoustics & On-Site Testing.
• Play a key role in delivering acoustic testing.