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RF Hazard Assessments
      What is an RF Hazard Assessment (EME Study)?

      An RF hazard assessment is a scientific approach to determine ambient
      RF levels at a given site.

      Who needs an RF Hazard Assessment? FCC licensees, building
      managers, site managers, construction companies, anyone who has
      people exposed to Radio Frequency Emissions.

      An RF hazard assessment at an antenna site is very involved and requires
      the person performing the assessment to be trained, competent, and
      qualified to perform the assessment. The assessor must have some
      basic knowledge of the site prior to showing up on the site so that the
      proper equipment is taken to the site. Some equipment may have a
      limited frequency range, while some may be very directional.

      There are several reasons to perform hazard assessments at
      telecommunications sites. The basic one is to ensure safe conditions for
      employees or the general public who may be at the site. Another is to
      have the correct information to be used for training or zoning type
      meetings. Compliance with FCC and OSHA regulations is another.
      Compliance with regulations may not always be as easy as it sounds.
      Being compliant with FCC exposure criteria may not mean that a site is
      compliant with OSHA and vice versa. The assessor must be familiar with
      the regulations as well as the intent and interpretations of the regulations.

      At RSI we use a standard format for our assessment reports which
      includes the following items:
             An abstract that tells in the first paragraph if the site is compliant with
             FCC regulations
             Descriptions of the methods and instruments used
             Description of the site
             Maps showing where the site is
             Photographs of the site
             Site renderings, which show in general how the site is laid out and the
             location and type of antennas
             The RF readings and the inherent deviation factors
             A laminated, color-coded rendering to be used at the site showing RF
             levels and hot spots according to the standards of the FCC
             Equipment Certifications
             Recommendations for signage (if needed)
             Recommendations for training (if needed)
             Recommendations for mitigating RF hazards (if needed)
             Recommendations for mitigating other hazards (if needed)
             All assessments include a site security review


RSI          info@rsicorp.com                                            888-830-5648
Introducing
                The Latest in RF Safety
                        From




            Site Compliance Plus
A Secure Database Tracking System designed to provide you, your
clients, your vendors, and your field personnel with up to date
RF/FCC/OSHA records on all of your sites. SC+ is not just a
database program. It is also a communications system allowing
approved personnel access to real time information in the field.

Have a tech going up to one of your sites and need to get a color
map of the site’s “hot spots” for the employees’ safety? Have the
tech go to SC+ online with his or her own User ID and Password
and download the information needed prior to accessing the site.
It’s simple, easy, and affordable. Great for contractors preparing to
work on the site.

Access to the program can be set up on a person by person basis,
so you control who has access to specific information. You can
view all your sites or only one individual site. Perhaps you are co-
located or on another site owner’s property and would like others
to have access to the latest information regarding your system on
that site and its relation to RF Hazards. Assign them access to the
program so that they can see real time information regarding your
systems. Need to get an overview on all your sites? Just log on
and take a look at your entire portfolio.




                  Site Compliance Plus
                    Innovation and Organization

                For more information contact RSI at

                            888-830-5648
                                 or
                          info@rsicorp.com

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Hazard Assesments

  • 1. RF Hazard Assessments What is an RF Hazard Assessment (EME Study)? An RF hazard assessment is a scientific approach to determine ambient RF levels at a given site. Who needs an RF Hazard Assessment? FCC licensees, building managers, site managers, construction companies, anyone who has people exposed to Radio Frequency Emissions. An RF hazard assessment at an antenna site is very involved and requires the person performing the assessment to be trained, competent, and qualified to perform the assessment. The assessor must have some basic knowledge of the site prior to showing up on the site so that the proper equipment is taken to the site. Some equipment may have a limited frequency range, while some may be very directional. There are several reasons to perform hazard assessments at telecommunications sites. The basic one is to ensure safe conditions for employees or the general public who may be at the site. Another is to have the correct information to be used for training or zoning type meetings. Compliance with FCC and OSHA regulations is another. Compliance with regulations may not always be as easy as it sounds. Being compliant with FCC exposure criteria may not mean that a site is compliant with OSHA and vice versa. The assessor must be familiar with the regulations as well as the intent and interpretations of the regulations. At RSI we use a standard format for our assessment reports which includes the following items: An abstract that tells in the first paragraph if the site is compliant with FCC regulations Descriptions of the methods and instruments used Description of the site Maps showing where the site is Photographs of the site Site renderings, which show in general how the site is laid out and the location and type of antennas The RF readings and the inherent deviation factors A laminated, color-coded rendering to be used at the site showing RF levels and hot spots according to the standards of the FCC Equipment Certifications Recommendations for signage (if needed) Recommendations for training (if needed) Recommendations for mitigating RF hazards (if needed) Recommendations for mitigating other hazards (if needed) All assessments include a site security review RSI info@rsicorp.com 888-830-5648
  • 2. Introducing The Latest in RF Safety From Site Compliance Plus A Secure Database Tracking System designed to provide you, your clients, your vendors, and your field personnel with up to date RF/FCC/OSHA records on all of your sites. SC+ is not just a database program. It is also a communications system allowing approved personnel access to real time information in the field. Have a tech going up to one of your sites and need to get a color map of the site’s “hot spots” for the employees’ safety? Have the tech go to SC+ online with his or her own User ID and Password and download the information needed prior to accessing the site. It’s simple, easy, and affordable. Great for contractors preparing to work on the site. Access to the program can be set up on a person by person basis, so you control who has access to specific information. You can view all your sites or only one individual site. Perhaps you are co- located or on another site owner’s property and would like others to have access to the latest information regarding your system on that site and its relation to RF Hazards. Assign them access to the program so that they can see real time information regarding your systems. Need to get an overview on all your sites? Just log on and take a look at your entire portfolio. Site Compliance Plus Innovation and Organization For more information contact RSI at 888-830-5648 or info@rsicorp.com