Permanent
Posted on 13 May 25 by Steve Barnett
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Salary: £45,000-£50,000
Days & Hours: 37.5 hours Monday – Friday 8.30-5.00pm
Holidays: 25 days plus bank holidays
Pension: 6% contribution match from employer
Location: Ilkeston. Hybrid working – 1 day (Friday) 4 days in the office (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday)
To undertake the acoustic design of a broad range of bespoke products, ensuring alignment with client specifications, legislative requirements, and Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental (QHSE) standards.
To work independently or collaboratively to develop new or existing acoustic products that satisfy mechanical and technical requirements in terms of form, fit, and function.
To provide a professional acoustic engineering service to the business, engaging with customers and suppliers to ensure delivery of activities on time and to the expected quality and cost standards.
Prepare acoustic calculations to support detailed design work, in accordance with applicable acoustic and vibration standards (e.g. BS EN ISO).
Carry out concept and detailed design using acoustic, dynamic, mechanical, and thermo-fluid principles to create optimal customer solutions.
Lead and contribute to acoustic research and development projects.
Conduct and take responsibility for site-based acoustic survey work.
Create design sketches to support the production of detailed design documentation.
Use engineering software tools effectively (e.g. Excel, Word, Mathcad, CAD, PDM, PLM).
Interpret and work with engineering drawings.
Produce clear, concise design sketches and technical reports suitable for internal and external customers.
Operate and maintain noise measurement equipment to assess product performance.
Interpret and apply acoustic engineering standards and specifications.
Continuously develop skills to meet evolving technical requirements.
Manage project timelines, meeting or exceeding deadlines.
Provide regular progress updates to line management, supporting company and customer targets relating to programme, cost, and quality.
Support other departments with acoustic engineering expertise.
Adhere to the company’s standard business processes.
Identify hazards and implement risk reduction measures.
A degree in Acoustics, Mechanical Engineering, or a related science-based subject from a recognised institution.
Significant experience in Acoustics and Noise Control
Membership of the Institute of Acoustics - desirable
Familiarity with current acoustic and vibration standards
Experience in designing fabrication details
Awareness of Construction (Design and Management) Regulations
Practical experience with hazard identification and risk reduction techniques
Familiarity with relevant European Directives such as the Machinery Directive and ATEX
For more information, please contact Steve Barnett or Jack Heffren at Elevation Recruitment.