| Daniel Lloyd | |
 |
Daniel Lloyd is a Professional Engineer with over 20 years experience, nationally and internationally, in the field of acoustics. Daniel has been involved in a wide range of acoustical projects and has worked closely with Main Roads WA, the Department of Environment and Conservation, the Department of Planning and Infrastructure and WorkSafe WA. Major projects undertaken by Daniel in recent years have included: -Perth to Mandurah Railway -Geraldton Southern Transport Corridor -Roe Highway Stage 7 -Mining and Railway Infrastructure projects in Port Hedland -Kwinana Motorplex -The Esperance Port Access Corridor Daniel has a Bachelor of Engineering Degree with Honours in Acoustics, is an approved Noise Officer, Member (former Chairperson and Treasurer) of the Western Australian division of the Australian Acoustical Society (AAS) and Member of the Institute of Engineers Australia. |
| Terry George | |
 |
Terry George is a Professional Engineer with over 11 years experience as an acoustical engineer in Western Australia. Terry has been involved a wide range of acoustical issues and undertaken numerous projects with regards to architectural acoustics, environmental and transportation noise.This can cover many fields such as industrial, mining, construction, as well ascommercial uses such as entertainment venues, shopping centres, etc.The assessments have included noise measurement, predictive modelling,source identification and noise control design. Terry prides himself in providing the client with the information they require in a timely manner.Terry has a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Degree with 1st Class Honours, is an approved Noise Officer, committee Member of the Western Australian division of the Australian Acoustical Society (AAS) and Member of the Institute of Engineers Australia. |
| Michael Cake | |
 |
Michael Cake is an Acoustician with over 10 years experience specialising in the field of architectural acoustics, environmental and transportation noise. Prior to joining Lloyd George Acoustics, Michael was the Manager of the Noise Regulation Branch at the Department of Environment and Conservation, where he was responsible for leading the agency’s environmental noise team. Michael’s role also involved representing the State on environmental noise; developing strategic noise policy; and assessing major projects with significant noise impacts. Mike's knowledge of the Environmental Noise Regulations and Government requirements is a major asset in the preparation of environmental reviews for large projects. Mike holds a Bachelor of Environmental Design with First Class Honours in Architecture (specialising in auditorium acoustics). He is a Member of the Australian Acoustical Society (AAS), where he was a former Vice-Chairman and Treasurer of the Western Australian Division. |
| Rebecca Donovan | |
 |
Rebecca Donovan is an Environmental Scientist with over 10 years experience specialising in the field of acoustics. She has been involved in a wide variety of acoustical projects in Western Australia, Queensland and New South Wales. Projects have included large residential/retail tower developments, stadiums, road realignments, large residential subdivisions, and commercial/industrial developments. Rebecca enjoys working within all aspects of acoustics however she specialises in transportation noise, environmental noise and architectural noise. Rebecca strives to achieve a positive experience for her clients, by ensuring that projects are completed in a cost-effective and timely manner. Rebecca holds a Bachelor of Science (Australian Environmental Studies) from Griffith University QLD. She is a member of the Australian Acoustical Society (AAS) and was former Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and Secretary of the Queensland Division. She is also a member of the New Zealand Acoustical Society (NZAS) and the Environmental Consultants Association (ECA), and is an approved Noise Officer. |
