Oil, Gas and Mining Noise Control

We provide noise and vibration monitoring services, noise studies and analyses for oil and gas drilling, fracking, mining and other natural resource production projects. Our engineers are highly qualified acoustical consultants with many years experience in performing noise studies


Natural Resource Production Facility Noise and Vibration Studies

We provide noise and vibration monitoring services, noise studies and analyses for natural resource production projects including:
  • Oil and gas drilling, hydraulic fracturing and production facilities

  • Mining operations

  • Water well drilling and pump stations


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      We provide a full compliment of noise-related services including:
    • Predictive noise studies and three-dimensional computer noise modeling

    • Continuous noise and vibration monitoring

    • Environmental noise study and mitigation

    • Environmental Impact Report (EIR) noise assessments to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) guidelines


      • Drilling Noise Contour Map
      Past Project Examples:

      Metal Mine and Processing Plant, Wyoming
      Our engineers were contracted to produce a full environmental noise study to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) standards for a proposed mining site in Wyoming. Many noise-producing activities were analyzed, including drilling, grading, transportation and ore processing. The mine is located in a remote area and we were able to show that most activities would not cause noise problems. To ensure the truck traffic complied with noise requirements, we made recommendations for alternative transportation routes and procedures.
      Oil Drilling and Production, Whittier, CA
      We produced a mitigated negative declaration (MND) study for an oil production site in Whittier, California. The project required the design of temporary sound walls around the drilling rigs to protect local residents from excessive noise levels. Analysis of oil pipeline construction noise and production facility noise was also performed as part of the study.