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Hybrid Working UK-Wide Competitive Salary
Are you an experienced acoustic consultant looking for a role where you can work on varied projects, develop your expertise and be part of a team that genuinely values its people?
My client is looking for an enthusiastic Acoustic Engineer to join a growing team of planners, designers, environmental consultants, engineers, and health and safety professionals.
Working with clients across both the public and private sectors, their team has grown to 200 people across the UK. They believe that good work starts with good people, and collaboration, a supportive culture and a people-first approach are central to how they work.
Duties Of An Acoustic Engineer
As an Acoustic Engineer, you will work across a range of projects, helping clients understand and manage noise and vibration challenges. Your work will combine site-based surveys, technical analysis and practical problem-solving.
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Your Responsibilities Will Include
- Carrying Out Noise and Vibration Surveys at Sites across the UK
- Using SoundPLAN Software to Undertake Noise Modelling
- Developing Practical Noise Control Solutions Tailored to Project Needs
- Preparing Clear, Accurate Technical Reports
- Supporting Wider Project Work and Taking on Other Relevant Tasks as needed
We are keen to hear from an Acoustic Engineer with a background in acoustic consultancy who enjoys working collaboratively and communicating technical information clearly.
A Successful Candidate Would Ideally Bring
- Proven Experience as an Acoustic Consultant
- Associate Membership of the Institute of Acoustics or be working towards it
- Strong Written and Verbal Communication Skills
- A Full UK Driving Licence


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Experience carrying out on-site noise measurements and using Microsoft Excel would also be beneficial.
What is in it for you?
This is an opportunity for an Acoustic Engineer to work on a varied portfolio of projects within a growing, supportive team where your contribution matters. You will receive a competitive salary, a hybrid working arrangement and an attractive benefits package.
The role involves travel across the UK and, occasionally, overseas, with overnight stays depending on project requirements. A full clean driving licence is desirable, and the right to live and work in the UK is essential.
If you are an Acoustic Engineer ready for a new challenge and want to be part of a team that values both its work and its people, we'd love to hear from you. Sam Rees at Penguin Recruitment to begin your application process.
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