Rooftops are popular places for high-power base station antenna arrays, radio transmitters and phone masts, and the people who work up there need to know where it is safe to stand. So do the building owners, operators and contractors responsible for them. That takes a qualified expert. Our award-winning, chartered specialists provide EMF assessments for every antenna exposure question: rooftop surveys, frequency-specific assessments and SAR modelling for personnel, each shaped around your project. Our work is for organisations, not members of the public. Please get in touch for more details.
RF assessment has been our business for decades, across many industrial sectors. We measure the fields from base stations and radio and TV transmitters, calculate the electric fields produced by different antennas and model the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) in workers. Then we compare the results with the limits. At 900 MHz, for example, the action level for workers is 90 V/m and the ICNIRP public reference level is 41 V/m. Whatever your phone mast question, you get a clear answer and clearly marked exclusion zones.
We have assessed telecoms sites of every kind, from long-wave radio transmitters to radar installations and satellite ground stations. The work is led by our Founder and Managing Director, Dr Richard Findlay: Chartered Radiation Protection Professional, Fellow of the Society for Radiological Protection (SRP), past Chair of its EMF Safety Committee and author of more than twenty scientific papers on electromagnetic fields over three decades. You deal with him directly.
Our EMF modelling and measurement methods grew out of space science and earned us a place in the European Space Agency’s Business Incubation Centre (ESA BIC). We completed the programme, and the advanced techniques developed there are now applied to rooftops, masts and antenna sites like yours. Get in touch today for a free, no obligation consultation.
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