Noise Monitoring Representative

Our offshore construction client is seeking a Noise Monitoring Representative to support their work on an offshore windfarm in the Northeast US. Applicants must hold a valid US work visa.

Job description

• Noise Monitoring and Assessment:
  • Conducting regular noise measurements during construction to assess compliance.
  • Using acoustic monitoring systems or other monitoring equipment to collect noise data.
  • Assessing the impact of construction and operational activities on nearby marine wildlife and the environment.
  • Deployment of acoustic monitoring buoys.
• Data Analysis and Reporting:
  • Analyzing noise data to ensure it aligns with permitted thresholds or regulatory limits.
  • Preparing reports on noise levels and mitigation measures.
  • Communicating findings to the project management team, regulatory agencies, and stakeholders.
• Compliance and Regulation:
  • Ensuring that noise mitigation measures are in place and effective.
  • Staying updated on local, state, and federal noise regulations and ensuring project adherence.
  • Working with regulators to address concerns and maintain compliance with noise ordinances.
• Communication and Coordination:
  • Collaborating closely with the Bubble Curtain Manager and Protected Species Observers, as well as construction managers and other contractors.

Job requirements

• Education: A degree in environmental science, acoustical engineering, or a related field, or equivalent work experience in noise management or environmental consulting.
• Experience: Previous experience in noise assessment or environmental mitigation in the energy, construction, or infrastructure sectors, particularly in wind energy or renewable projects.
• Technical Skills: Proficiency in noise modeling software, sound level meters, and other relevant monitoring equipment. Understanding of noise regulations and mitigation technologies.
• Knowledge of Regulations: Familiarity with local, state, and federal noise regulations (e.g., EPA guidelines, OSHA standards) and how they apply to wind energy projects.
• Certifications:
• GWO Basic Safety Training (BST) – Required for working in the wind industry. It includes training in areas like fire awareness, manual handling, working at heights, and sea survival.
• HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training) – For personnel working on offshore wind farms or offshore platforms, this training ensures the ability to safely evacuate a helicopter in case of an emergency landing in water.
• Medical – A valid medical certification is often required for offshore or safety-sensitive roles, ensuring the individual is physically fit for the challenging and potentially hazardous work environment.

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