Noise Monitoring & Mapping

Know where the exposure actually is.

Personal dosimetry, area surveys and noise mapping turn workplace noise measurements into clear information you can use to understand exposure and choose practical controls.

Go beyond decibel readings. We run practical, Calgary‑area noise surveys—personal dosimetry and area mapping—and turn results into targeted controls crews and supervisors can act on the same week.

Service area

Calgary and surrounding communities

(e.g., Airdrie, Cochrane, Chestermere, Okotoks, Rocky View, Foothills).


Outside Calgary?

Book a consult—we’ll advise remotely and, if needed, point you to a trusted local provider in your region.

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Who this is for

  • Construction, energy, and facilities in the Calgary region

  • Teams building or refreshing a hearing conservation program

  • Projects with suspected high‑noise tasks that need clear evidence

Outcomes

  • Defensible exposure data: task‑based/full‑shift dosimetry

  • Visual noise maps your supervisors can brief from

  • Prioritized controls (engineering/admin/PPE) tied to your tasks

What’s included

  • Personal dosimetry (task‑based or full‑shift) for representative roles

  • Area measurements and noise maps (hotspots, by zone or activity)

  • Exposure summaries (TWA/LEQ context) and plain‑language findings

  • Control recommendations with hierarchy (engineering → PPE)

  • Toolbox talk & briefing slides for crews and supervisors

Process

  1. Scope & Plan – Confirm tasks, crews, locations, and timing

  2. Field Monitoring – Calibrated equipment; minimal disruption to work

  3. Analysis & Report – Exposure summaries, noise map(s), priorities

  4. Briefing & Handover – Supervisor talk track + crew toolbox talk

Add-ons

Follow‑up verification run • Training refreshers • Integration with your digital forms/SharePoint

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Local expertise, practical outcomes.

Noise Mapping Certificate (2025) • NCSO • ACSA COR Auditor • Field‑first approach crews trust.

A few things you might be wondering

How quickly will we get results?

You’ll receive your noise monitoring report within one week of the site visit, including the measurements, what the results mean and prioritized recommendations for next steps.

Can you map specific equipment or work zones?

Yes. Monitoring can target specific equipment, tasks or work zones to identify where exposure is occurring and help focus controls where they’ll have the most impact.

Can you brief supervisors and crews on the results?

Absolutely. Findings can be translated into practical information for supervisors and crews, including a briefing deck and toolbox talk to help communicate the results clearly.