Noise & vibration
Understand site activity near homes, businesses and sensitive buildings. Agree baseline surveys, unattended monitoring and the response to trigger events.
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Project requirements, understood
Start with the requirement: the condition to discharge, the neighbouring property to consider, or the activity about to begin. KP Monitoring helps turn that brief into monitoring positions, configured alerts and reporting your team can use.
Review the specification, programme and nearby sensitive locations before agreeing the equipment and coverage.
Access received readings online and send configured alerts to the people responsible for investigating.
Bring monitoring results into your project reviews, reporting and conversations with stakeholders.
Choose your service
Use the service pages for detailed requirements, or send us your brief if you need several disciplines coordinated.
Understand site activity near homes, businesses and sensitive buildings. Agree baseline surveys, unattended monitoring and the response to trigger events.
Specify particulate monitoring and, where required, selected gases or VOCs around the activities, neighbouring receptors and project requirements.
Track changes in buildings and structures through a monitoring scope agreed with the project engineer, including appropriate movement, tilt or crack measurements.
Connect predicted effects, practical controls and monitoring arrangements in a project-specific plan for noise, vibration and dust.
Requirements & specialist investigations
From local authority conditions and Section 61 applications to party wall investigations and disputes, we help define the monitoring scope and provide the technical evidence needed to inform decisions.
Monitoring to support planning conditions, construction management plans and requirements agreed with local authority officers. We review the relevant documents and help establish monitoring positions, criteria, reporting and alert arrangements.
Support with Section 61 applications, air quality assessments and the monitoring arrangements associated with agreed project requirements. Our specialists bring together noise, vibration and air quality expertise, proposed working methods and site monitoring to help assess and manage construction impacts.
Specialist vibration and structural movement monitoring to support party wall investigations and concerns about neighbouring works. We agree the scope with the relevant surveyors or project specialists, helping establish a record before and during the activities under investigation.
Targeted monitoring, technical investigation and interpretation to support clients, surveyors and legal advisers dealing with complaints or disputes. Our specialists can review available records and prepare technical reporting to support legal work, with the purpose and evidential requirements agreed at the outset.
Share any planning conditions, Section 61 documentation, party wall requirements or investigation brief with your enquiry so we can tailor the scope to its intended purpose.
Working beside a museum or sensitive collection? Ask our team about combining heritage and site monitoring where both are needed.
Your monitoring record
KPM Monitoring gives your team online access to the data received from connected equipment. Agree the measurements, reporting periods and alert arrangements around your project.
Follow the parameters and time periods relevant to your site. Use the record to investigate changes alongside your activity log.
Configure trigger criteria and recipients. Agree who investigates an alert and how the response is escalated.
Set the reporting frequency and professional review required around your project’s needs.
Where useful to the brief, weather or other site-condition measurements can be scoped alongside the main monitoring disciplines.
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From brief to reporting
Our expert team takes the time to understand your site, programme and project requirements. We review the proposed activities, sensitive locations and relevant specifications with you to develop an appropriate monitoring scope.
Set the monitoring positions, parameters, criteria, reporting and responsibilities. Confirm access, power and communications.
Position and commission the agreed equipment, establish platform access and configure the alert arrangements.
We service and maintain the equipment, manage calibration requirements and provide the agreed data review and reporting. Coverage is reviewed as work phases, site conditions and monitoring needs change.
Scope & support
Our team will make clear what is included throughout your monitoring service, from equipment and installation to maintenance, calibration, specialist oversight and reporting. We agree the scope with you so it reflects your site’s requirements and the support your team needs.
Have a tender specification or existing monitoring plan? Send it with your enquiry so we can respond to the required scope.
Specialist expertise
Our team brings practical construction-site experience and specialist environmental expertise to monitoring design, installation and the interpretation of results.
Our team includes professionals affiliated with the Institute of Acoustics (IOA), Institute of Air Quality Management (IAQM), Institute of Environmental Sciences (IES) and Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).
CSCS-certified site personnel support installation and servicing, coordinating with your team on access, site rules and the practical requirements of an active construction environment.
Calibrated monitoring equipment, secure online data access, configured alerts and routine maintenance are supported by the specialist technical oversight and reporting agreed for your project.
Power & installation
We review power availability at each proposed monitoring location before installation. Where suitable mains power is unavailable, off-grid equipment can be supplied alongside the monitoring system.
Tell us about available power, access restrictions and proposed monitoring positions when sending your brief so these arrangements can be included in the scope.
Practical questions
Start with your work activities, nearby receptors and any project documents. We can review the brief across noise, vibration, air quality and structural movement, then recommend appropriate monitoring equipment and coverage.
It depends on the project and its requirements. Where an existing-condition record is needed, allow time to collect it before the relevant works begin. The duration and locations should be agreed during scoping.
Yes. We can review the relevant conditions or application requirements and help define the noise, vibration and dust monitoring arrangements. Share any existing documentation so the scope, reporting and responsibilities can be agreed around your project.
Criteria should follow the project requirements and the assessment of the setting. The parameter, averaging period, monitoring position and action expected all matter; a single generic threshold is not suitable for every purpose.
Monitoring provides evidence to support management decisions. Meeting project requirements also depends on the work methods, mitigation, responsibilities and response to results.
Yes. We can agree a targeted monitoring and reporting scope with you and the relevant surveyors, engineers or legal advisers. Discuss the intended use of the findings with us at the outset so the investigation addresses the questions and evidence required.
Review the event time, other monitoring positions and the activity record before attributing the source. Tell us what level of professional review you need included.
Tell us about access, available power and communications during scoping. We can assess suitable arrangements, including off-grid power where required, and explain the proposed configuration and any limitations.
We adapt monitoring to your site’s needs and risk profile. Sensor numbers, monitoring positions and coverage can increase or reduce as work progresses. Our team will discuss the changes with you and coordinate any equipment relocations, additions or removals.
No. We provide monitoring on a rolling weekly rate, so you can use the service for as long or as short a period as you need. If site control changes, your programme moves or monitoring requirements develop, we work with you to extend, adjust or end the service and arrange equipment removal when it is no longer required.
Discuss your project
Send your site address, programme and any planning conditions or monitoring specification. Our engineers will review the requirements with you and help agree the right monitoring approach.