Vibration

As technology and construction forms change, vibration has moved from being an afterthought to centre stage.

MARTIN MCNULTY
Director, Vibration

Specialism Lead:
Martin McNulty

Vibration:
Controlling the impact.

Vibration control in buildings is becoming ever more critical. From protecting sensitive equipment in science & research facilities, to ensuring occupant comfort within residential spaces, it is fundamental to a project’s success.

We combine cutting-edge analysis and engineering know-how to ensure that controlled vibration is built in from an early stage, without the need for costly mitigation post-construction.

Thanks to our extensive BIM capabilities, we are able to work alongside architects, mechanical, and structural engineers, to design and analyse schemes using a common language. This approach is revolutionising the way we work.

Where we can help

Concept & planning

Using assessments and data reporting to establish vibration mitigation measures required; crafting vibration control strategies to influence the detailed design and site master planning as required. Using assessments and data reporting to establish vibration mitigation measures required; ... Learn more

Development & delivery

Full range of vibration-mitigation services, from design and supply of fully managed remote noise and vibration monitoring systems, to specialist high-efficiency anti-vibration support systems. Full range of vibration-mitigation services, from design and supply of fully managed remot... Learn more

Optimisation & support

Assessing buildings in use: advising on and deploying vibration-control measures within fully operational buildings. Assessing buildings in use: advising on and deploying vibration-control measures within fu... Learn more

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