Ben Gibbs

Ben Gibbs, Acoustic Consultant

With a focus on the noise footprints of future aircraft, Ben has recently completed his BEng in Aerospace Engineering at the University of the West of England. His growing interest in psychoacoustics developed through study and industry placements has led to experience in the early-stage design of low noise rotor blades, and the development of conceptual noise attenuation strategies aimed at reducing psychoacoustic annoyance for future eVTOL urban operational environments. Ben has recently joined Hawkins and works alongside Hawkins Acoustics Director, Ros Lambert-Porter, collaborating with architects, manufacturers, facilities managers, and end-users to deliver services including noise impact assessments, room acoustics assessments, noise at work assessments, design consultations and vibration measurements.

Hawkins London Drinks Reception

One Moorgate PLace

Hawkins would like to invite clients and colleagues to our Drinks reception in London where we will host a panel presentation followed by a networking reception with drinks, canapes and exhibits.

When Audible Warning Alarms Cause Injury

fire alarm on the wall

In this webinar, Hawkins’ Managing Director of Acoustics, Ros Lambert-Porter, will define the characteristics of effective audible alarms and where they might fail, and how these failures can lead to catastrophic outcomes.

Investigation of Electric Shock Injuries

Hand touching with finger electric plasma in glass sphere.

Electrical Engineer Richard Heath will review the basic concepts of electric shocks, how they occur, and how electric shock personal injury cases are investigated.