Toyota Boshoku’s main plant in Turkey produces interior automobile parts — seats, door trim, instrument panels, air filters, and seat covers — across three production sites in Sakarya and Düzce. Operating since 2002 as a just-in-time facility, it produces over 280,000 vehicle sets per year, exported across Europe and Africa.
This major infrastructure project involved complex building techniques in a place renowned for its natural beauty. Read how we helped the contractors to protect the local environment.
The Ministry of the Environment in Chile chose Sonitus Systems noise monitoring tools to measure and control noise across the city of Santiago.
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) builds and maintains Dublin’s light rail transit system. Its most recent rail project — the Luas Cross City Project — extended Dublin’s Luas network by linking two existing lines and bringing tram service into new areas of the city.
Keflavik Airport — Iceland’s largest airport and the main hub for international transportation — is undergoing sustained expansion. Located around 50 km southwest of Reykjavik, it handles the majority of journeys to and from Iceland and operates three runways, two currently in use.
Five years of construction in the heart of the city, with development works 24 hours a day in busy residential areas – managing noise from the construction work was crucial to project success.
As an 82,000 seater stadium in a residential area, with regular summer concerts, Croke Park has some noise challenges. Read about the custom tools we developed to help the team balance stakeholder needs.
Boston Calling is one of the biggest music festivals in the city. When the team were putting their 2022 show together, they chose Sonitus Systems to help manage their noise emissions and relationships with the community.
The Netherlands is well known for having dense urban population centers. Cities like the Hague need real time noise monitoring and control during construction work to minimize the environmental impact of development.