Excessive noise in industrial environments can be a serious risks to human health, equipment integrity, and environmental compliance. A Noise Study is a critical step in identifying, assessing, and controlling noise levels to ensure safe and sustainable operations.
What is a Noise Study?
A Noise Study is a systematic method of measurement and analysis of sound levels across a facility or project site. It helps in
- Evaluating the exposure to occupational noise that impacts worker health
- Assessing the environmental noise impacts that can affect surrounding communities
- Recommending control measures to mitigate risks
- Ensuring compliance with local and international noise regulations
Our Approach to Noise Study
The following are the steps involved in Noise Study

- Project Scoping & Planning
- Definition of noise limits and any additional requirements
- Identification of the noise sources;
- Development of a 3-D plant configuration including both obstacles and sources.
- Development of the numerical simulation;
- Results analysis and definition of potential critical areas
- Mitigation Measures & Recommendations
- Reporting
SOUNDPLAN modelling software is used for estimating the operational noise level. The study is based on the ISO 9613 ‘Acoustics – Attenuation of Sound during Propagation Outdoors’.
Importance of Noise Study Important?
If left unchecked, high noise levels can lead to:
- Hearing loss and long-term health issues
- Non-compliance with regulatory standards (e.g. OSHA)
- Disruptions to nearby communities and wildlife
- Increased operational and reputational risk
Our Noise Study Services
At ifluids Engineering, we conduct comprehensive noise studies using advanced modeling tools and methodologies. Our team provides:
A. Occupational Noise Assessments
This assessment includes:
- Measurement of worker exposure to noise across different job roles
- Comparing results with thresholds set by OSHA, NIOSH, or ISO 9612
- Recommending PPE and engineering controls
B. Environmental Noise Impact Studies
This assessment includes:
- Measurement of ambient and project-related noise at the site boundary
- Predictive noise modeling using CadnaA, SoundPLAN, or similar tools
- Assessing impact on residential zones or schools
- Supporting EIA and regulatory approvals
C. Construction & Industrial Noise Assessments
This assessment includes:
- Evaluating noise from equipments.
- Assessing day and night-time noise levels during project execution
- Recommending barriers, enclosures, or operational changes
Why Choose ifluids Engineering?
- Experience across oil & gas, energy, construction, and industrial sectors
- Compliance with OSHA, and other international standards
- Accurate noise modeling and measurement by qualified professionals
- Clear reporting, and expert support
