Founder and Director
Dr Richard Findlay
Dr Richard Findlay BEng(Hons) MSc(Eng) PhD MSc CRadP FSRP DIC has been measuring and modelling electromagnetic fields since the 1990s, when he completed his PhD in electromagnetics. He is a Chartered Radiation Protection Professional, a Fellow of the Society for Radiological Protection (SRP) and past Chair of its EMF Safety Committee. He sits on the International Committee on Electromagnetic Safety (ICES), has published over twenty peer-reviewed papers and co-wrote the European Commission’s practical guide to the EMF Directive. He personally leads every EMFcomp assessment.
Associates
EMF Specialists
Some questions reach beyond physics. For those, we call on a network of trusted specialists, from biologists and epidemiologists to risk management professionals. It means almost any EMF question can be answered properly, by the right expert, without you having to find and manage them yourself.
The Wider Team
EMFcomp & Partners
Big projects sometimes need more hands. When yours does, we bring in trusted partners, each a specialist in their own profession, and manage them for you. You still get one point of contact, one fixed fee and one report, and EMFcomp stays accountable for all of it.
Safer Workplaces, Safer People
- The physics of electromagnetic fields is complex. Working with us is not. Three steps, no surprises.
- First, we talk. You tell us about your site, your equipment and your concerns; we agree the scope and a fixed fee.
- Then we take it from there, measuring or modelling the fields wherever your people are actually exposed.
- Finally, you receive a detailed report: the methods, the results, a plain compliance verdict against the relevant EMF regulation, guideline or standard, and a practical action plan for anything that needs to change.
- Our clients range from small businesses to the European Commission.
- We co-wrote the European Commission’s ‘Practical Guide to the EMF Directive’, the guidance that underpins compliance assessment under the UK’s Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work Regulations 2016 (CEMFAW). When you ask us what the rules mean, you are asking a consultancy that helped explain them.
- There is a lot of misinformation about EMF. You will not get any from us. Every measurement, calculation and piece of advice we give rests on peer-reviewed science, and every figure is traceable to a published standard.
01Quality
- Quality EMF assessments at a sensible, fixed price.
- Our analysis is built to do one job: solve your EMF compliance problem.
- Energy generation and distribution, manufacturing, research, telecoms, healthcare: whatever your sector, we are happy to work closely with you and around you.
02Competence
- More than 500 EMF assessments completed, and counting.
- It is very likely we already know the sources, the layouts and the questions in your industry or sector.
- Get in touch for more information and a free, no obligation consultation.
03Confidence
- Our measurement instruments are regularly calibrated in internationally accredited laboratories.
- Our computational methods are published in the peer-reviewed scientific literature, where anyone can check them.
- So when we say you comply with CEMFAW, ICNIRP or any other EMF guideline, standard or regulation, the evidence stands up.
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“The professionalism and level of organising, managing and working with the EMFcomp team was of a very high standard. The quality of the report and depth of information was exactly what was required for us to determine the design of future spaces.”
Graeme Watson, Technical Manager, School of Engineering – Newcastle University
“Efficient, prompt and diligent in their response. We were very happy with their work.”
Donna Gibbs, Operations Manager – New Victoria Hospital
“A very comprehensive report was delivered promptly, giving detailed explanations, advice and recommendations which allowed us to fulfil our legal duties to assess and control the risks from EMF. We were very happy with the professional service provided and would be happy to use EMFcomp again.”
Andrew Cowling, Radiation Protection Manager – University of Leeds