19th International Conference on Noise Control 2022
We are pleased to invite you to participate in the 19th International Conference Noise Control 2022 to be held on 26 – 29 June 2022 in the Bishops’ Castle in Lidzbark Warmiński.
The main goal of the Conference is to disseminate knowledge and exchange experience at the international level on the implementation of the requirements of EU directives, the directions of European standardisation work, the results of scientific work and the implementation of specific technical solutions to combat noise and vibration.
The conference is addressed to those involved in the problems of noise and vibration control in research and development, training, occupational safety and health management, protection of the work and natural environment.
Norway’s rock blasting community meets in Oslo this November, and we’ll be there. Fjellsprengningskonferansen (the Rock Blasting Conference) is organised by NFF and NBG and is now in its 64th edition.
The conference runs 26–27 November at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel. Every blast sends vibration through the ground and a pressure wave through the air, and both need to be measured. That is where we come in.
Visit us at booth N18 to talk about vibration and noise monitoring on your own projects. Site engineers, consultants and regulators are all welcome to stop by.
Every blast sends vibration and noise into the surrounding community, and measuring both is part of doing the job well. The Kentucky Blasting Conference, now in its 53rd year, is where licensed blasters and crew members go for technical presentations, hands-on workshops and time with suppliers from across the industry.
It runs 3–4 December at the Central Bank Center in Lexington, the former Lexington Convention Center.
SVANTEK North America is exhibiting at booth 37. Whatever brings you to Lexington, stop by to see our instruments and talk vibration and noise measurement with the team.
Canada’s guidance on environmental noise and residential building acoustics is being reworked, and the Canadian Acoustical Association wants practitioners in the room. The CAA Fall Symposium 2026 is a working event: talks in the morning, then workshops and roundtables that feed into CAA guidance documents.
It runs 2–3 November at the Weston Golf & Country Club in Etobicoke, Toronto. Day one covers environmental noise, including the updated ISO 9613-2. Day two turns to building acoustics in housing.
Brian MacMillan, Head of Sales at SVANTEK North America, will be at the Levitt-Safety booth. Stop by to talk about noise and vibration measurement.
