Acoustic consultant

We have an urgent requirement for an experienced acoustician to join a well established, independent multidisciplinary consultancy in London. They are currently involved in a considerable amount of diverse projects and due to this organic growth they require assistance from a commercially aware individual with prior consultancy experience in the environmental noise and vibration field. The company looking to recruit is made up of a group of architects, acousticians, and construction technology consultants. Acoustic Consultancy forms an integral part of the practice #39;s work with specific expertise in Environmental and Architectural acoustics in addition to building services noise. Qualifications Recognised Acoustic technical qualification at degree level or equivalent Experience Extensive and detailed understanding of Environmental Acoustics. Familiarity in using noise monitoring equipment. Experience in Noise Modeling using a recognized software package. A team-player who is able to successfully motivate Ideally experience within the aviation industry - Airport Developments Duties Manage noise issues related to the planning process Summarise data interpretations and provide conclusions Work as a team member and assist in projects and finances on a number of large developments Contribute to group expansion and develop and maintain business negotiation of new business Undertake environmental noise and vibration surveys and assessments Submitting proposals to clients Preparation of high quality reports and specifications Project and client meetings Consulting during the initial project design stages; communicating with regulatory authorities, stakeholders, and the communities Benefits Competitive salary Comprehensive Benefits package Career Progression For more information or for further vacancies within the Acoustic sector please contact Amir Gharaati of Penguin Recruitment directly on (phone number removed). Alternatively, you can email your CV in and we #39;ll call you back. Emails to: (url removed)