
Leads client partnerships and project development across the GCC, connecting consultants and contractors with the right acoustic solutions.
OSGT Acoustic engineers noise control, sound insulation and vibration isolation systems across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman.
The real-world noise levels before and after an OSGT noise barrier installation. Typical projects achieve a 20–30 dB reduction at first-row receivers.


Porous absorbers convert incident sound energy into heat — bringing RT60 into design target.
Mass-loaded, damped assemblies stop transmission between source and receiver.
Spring, neoprene and inertia systems break the vibration path from equipment to structure.





Platform acoustics, station panels, viaduct barriers and vibration isolation for rolling stock.

Noise barrier design, modelling and supply for expressways, bridges and tunnels.

Terminal acoustics, jet noise barriers, GPU and ground-support enclosures.

Chiller and generator enclosures, HVAC silencers and vibration control.

Quiet-hospital ceilings, MEP noise control, LEED / Estidama acoustic compliance.

Classroom RT60 tuning, wall panels and building envelope insulation.
We work alongside consultants, contractors and end-users from concept through commissioning: modelling, calculations, tender specs, shop drawings, install support and verification.

An exploded section of a typical OSGT floating floor build-up. Each layer plays a specific role in blocking airborne noise and isolating impact vibration from the structural slab.
A senior team of acoustic and commercial specialists — engineering solutions, supporting clients and delivering across the region.

Leads client partnerships and project development across the GCC, connecting consultants and contractors with the right acoustic solutions.

Heads global sales strategy and key accounts, driving OSGT's growth across infrastructure, industrial and architectural markets.
Send us your project brief, drawings or measurement data. Our engineers will respond within one working day with a technical approach and indicative scope.