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EMF assessments consider electromagnetic field constraints where development, infrastructure or sensitive receptors require review.
When this service is used
Used where electromagnetic field exposure, infrastructure proximity or sensitive land uses require a planning or technical review.
What the report normally includes
- EMF constraint review
- Sensitive receptor context
- Planning or infrastructure consideration
- Measurement/survey route advice where needed
- Clear recommendations for project teams
What we need from you
Providing the right information at the start helps us confirm the scope, quote accurately and avoid back-and-forth once the work is underway.
- Site location and proposal
- Nearby infrastructure information
- Planning comments if available
- Site layout
- Reason for EMF concern
Useful to know before you enquire
Common questions
Do I always need an EMF site survey?
No. Some sites can be screened from source information, separation distances and the proposed use. Measurement is used where it is needed to resolve the project question.
What infrastructure can trigger an EMF review?
The relevant sources depend on the project but can include power lines, substations, cables and other electrical or communications infrastructure.
Can layout changes reduce EMF concerns?
Potentially. Increasing separation between the source and a sensitive receptor can be an effective design response where the site allows it.
Related services
These services are often reviewed alongside EMF depending on the site, planning context and proposed development.
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