that the difference between vibration limits permittivity and their method of application make the time history dynamic analysis studies necessary in some project types to take into account the nature of the project and the quality of vibration-prone buildings. Also the vibration limits stated in DIN 4150 were consistent with the values measured for the two buildings. The time history dynamic analysis technique was able to choose the most appropriate specification with a high degree of confidence based on estimating the expected level of stresses. In addition the results showed that the vibration records associated with various types of construction activities and equipment could be used to make a comprehensive study to assess the practical limits for acceptable vibration levels that provide no damage to neighboring buildings. Finally, the time history dynamic analysis technique based on onsite vibration records induced by construction activity can also be used in the planning of implementation work rates, sequencing and estimating the safe distances between site and neighboring buildings.