EMF COMP

Construction

EMFcomp has extensive experience in the construction sector.

We can be involved at any stage to assess EMF exposure hazards from substations, phone masts, overhead lines and high-power electrical cables. Our chartered experts work efficiently alongside construction site teams or contractors, ensuring that our safety assessments cause minimal disruption to ongoing project delivery. Whatever your EMF, EMI or EMC construction project issue, our award-winning EMF specialists can help. Please contact us for more information.

 

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EMF Regulations and Guidance

All employers within the construction sector are obliged to comply with EMF legislation, the Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work Regulations, or CEMFAW. Construction environments can contain EMF hazards, ranging from adverse health effects to standard workers, to interference hazards to workers with cardiac devices such as pacemakers or defibrillators, grouped as ‘workers at particular risk’. Nearby members of the public can also be at risk. We are leaders in examining compliance with EMF legislation, guidance and limits, with our Managing Director being an active member of the Society for Radiological Protection, chairing their EMF and Optical Radiation Safety Committee.

Trusted Advice

We have previously worked on numerous construction projects, where there have been concerns that either nearby electromagnetic fields could affect the project, or the facility under construction could generate EMFs that then have an adverse effect on neighbouring people or electrical equipment. Our experience in these matters give clients confidence that their projects will be fully compliant with the latest EMF regulations and standards, once an EMFcomp assessment is completed. If monitoring or shielding solutions are required, we are also able to advise on devices or materials and assist with procurement, giving clients the benefit of our established network of EMF expertise.

Prompt, Dependable Service

If your company requires a quick turnaround for consultancy services, EMFcomp can accommodate this need. Our EMF specialists have the knowledge and technical skills to meet tight deadlines and fast-paced construction, whilst still delivering EMF assessments of superior quality.

High Field Sources in The Construction Sector

Sources of strong electromagnetic fields in the construction sector include:

  • Substations
  • Switchrooms
  • High power electrical cables
  • Overhead power lines
  • Phone masts
  • Rooftop antennas
  • Electrical transformers

Affiliated Organisation

EMFcomp is SafeContractor accredited and an Affiliate of the Society for Radiological Protection. We provide a wide range of leading electromagnetic assessments from human EMF exposure modelling to electromagnetic interference (EMI) and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) measurements. Get in touch today for a no obligation, free consultation.

“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

An Introduction to The EMF Regulations

The Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work Regulations came into force in the UK on the 1 July 2016. It aims to protect workers against adverse...

Electromagnetic Fields: An Introduction

What are electromagnetic fields? How do they affect people? How can they be assessed? The questions are answered here. What are electromagnetic...

Modelling Electromagnetic Fields: Human Computer Models

Anatomically realistic computer representations of the human body are regularly used when assessing the absorption of electromagnetic  fields in...

The UK’s EMF Regulations: Implementation Date 01 July 2016

The EMF Regulations, aimed at protecting workers from adverse health effects caused by exposure to electromagnetic fields, came into force on the 1...

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