Construction Noise Monitoring Plans

A Construction Noise Monitoring Plan (CNMP) sets out how noise will be measured, tracked, and managed throughout the duration of construction works.
 
It provides a clear framework for how noise levels will be monitored at site boundaries or near sensitive properties, helping ensure compliance with planning conditions, environmental regulations, and agreed noise limits. The plan identifies monitoring locations, equipment specifications, trigger or action levels, and the procedures to follow if noise thresholds are exceeded.
 

 
In addition to technical monitoring requirements, a Construction Noise Monitoring Plan also outlines how noise data will be recorded, reported, and communicated. This typically includes producing regular monitoring reports, maintaining real-time displays or dashboards, and informing the project team and affected stakeholders of any issues. By having a structured monitoring approach in place, construction teams can proactively manage noise risks, reduce the likelihood of complaints, and maintain good relationships with the local community.
 
Sixense provides end-to-end support for developing and implementing Construction Noise Monitoring Plans. Our acoustic specialists advise on monitoring strategies, install and maintain calibrated noise monitors, and provide real-time data platforms with automated alerts when noise levels approach or exceed agreed limits. We also produce clear, concise reporting to help demonstrate compliance and support transparent communication with regulators and neighbours. With Sixense, you benefit from reliable monitoring technology, expert guidance, and a collaborative approach that helps projects remain compliant, efficient, and community-focused.