EMF & EMI Safety Surveys for Electric Utilities

Stuart D Bagley, MS CIH CSP is the owner and lead investigator for IAQ-EMF Consulting Inc.

Protecting Workers, Meeting Standards, Reducing Liability

Electric utilities operate in environments with elevated electromagnetic fields (EMF) and electromagnetic interference (EMI) risks. From substations and powerlines to generation facilities, utilities must protect employees, maintain regulatory compliance, and address community concerns.

IAQ-EMF Consulting Inc. specializes in independent EMF/EMI testing and expert consulting tailored to the unique needs of electric utilities.

Our Services for Electric Utilities

  • Assess EMI for Employees with Medical Implants (pacemakers, defibrillators, spinal cord stimulators, IPGs).
  • Substation & Transmission Corridor EMF Surveys – Comprehensive field and RF measurements.
  • Assess Turbine and Generator Floors for EMI – High-risk work zone evaluations.
  • Regulatory & Standards Compliance – IEEE C95.1, FCC, ICNIRP, OSHA, NESC.
  • Risk Management & Litigation Support – Expert witness reports and defensible documentation.

Why EMF Safety Matters for Utilities

  • Worker Protection: Utility employees with pacemakers, defibrillators, spinal cord stimulators, or implantable pulse generators (IPGs) face increased risk near high EMF areas.
  • Regulatory Compliance – OSHA, IEEE C95.1, ICNIRP, FCC OET-65, NESC standards.
  • Public Confidence – Independent testing builds safety trust and transparency.
  • Legal Preparedness – Reduces liability exposure with defensible documentation.

Why Utilities Choose IAQ-EMF Consulting Inc.

  • Led by Stuart D. Bagley, MS, CIH, CSP – 30+ years of consulting experience.
  • Nationally Trusted by utilities, industries, and legal professionals.
  • Deliverables Designed for Action – Technical precision with executive readability.
  • Independent & Unbiased – Evidence-based assessments not tied to special interests.

Medical Device Manufacturer Resources

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    Q: How does EMF and EMI affect implanted medical devices?

    A: Strong EMF and EMI fields can interfere with pacemakers, defibrillators, spinal cord stimulators, and IPGs. IAQ-EMF Consulting conducts implant safety assessments to establish safe work distances and reduce interference risks.

      Q: What standards apply to EMF in substations and transmission corridors?

      A: Utilities must comply with OSHA, IEEE C95.1, ICNIRP, FCC OET-65, and NESC exposure limits.

        Q: What are safe EMF levels for utility workers?

        A: Safe levels are defined by device manufacturers (Boston Scientific, Medtronic, Abbott, Biotronik) and regulatory bodies including OSHA, IEEE, ICNIRP, and FCC. Our surveys verify compliance.

          Next Steps for Utilities

          Protect your workforce. Stay compliant. Reduce liability risks.

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