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Association of Australasian Acoustical Consultants

29 Mar, 2017

The Association of Australasian Acoustical Consultants (AAAC) is a not for profit peak body which represents the interests of its members in Australia and New Zealand.  Its objectives are to:

  • input to standards and guidelines by having representatives on Standards Committees and opportunities to review state policies and guidelines
  • develop our own guidelines, where they don’t exist or are not considered sufficient.
  • provide educational material as part of an acoustics diploma run by UNSW
  • encourage research and development programs across the industry
  • encourage excellence in acoustics with industry awards

 

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