Please note this event is the postponed event from the 9th May, which had to be rescheudled due to train strikes.
We’re delighted to announce that this year’s annual event will again be hosted at the University of Birmingham’s brand-new conference park and hotel in collaboration with the Radio Technology SIG at Cambridge Wireless.
The event will cover a broad range of topics but with an overarching focus on the communication, management, and implications of risk related to RF Safety for the workforce and the general public.
The full day event will have a range of guest speakers from across industry, and academia, including Exeter University, MBNL, the Ministry of Defence and the Health and Safety Executive. The day will conclude with a panel discussion where delegates can discuss the themes of the day with the speakers.
Who is it for? The meeting is suitable for senior management, and health, safety and environment professionals in companies where staff exposure to RF can exceed public guidelines. It will be particularly useful for all those who seek further clarity and guidance on the impact of working with RF.
What will I get out of this? Those attending will gain a better understanding of the potential and perceived risk of RF and how it might be managed and mitigated.
Please note this event will operate under the Chatham House Rule.
There is a small registration fee of £20 plus VAT to attend. Please note there is limited capacity at this event so early registration is advised.
Please note this event is the postponed event from the 9th May, which had to be rescheudled due to train strikes. If you registered for the event on the 9th May your registration will have automatically been transferred to this new date and you will be unable to register again. If you encounter any difficulties or wish to dicuss this further please email clare.kettle@cambridgewireless.co.uk