The RF Integrity Group helps organisations navigate complex RF decisions with greater clarity, confidence and long-term defensibility.
We provide independent RF risk oversight and specialist technical assessment for complex infrastructure and development environments.
Combining RF measurement, modelling and technical expertise with more than 25 years’ experience in RF safety and exposure management, we help infrastructure owners, developers and asset operators understand RF risks and make confident, defensible decisions.
Our work focuses on the interface between RF infrastructure, land use, development and operations, particularly where risks are complex, shared or subject to scrutiny.
TYPICAL SECTORS WE SUPPORT
Broadcast and Media
Independent RF assurance, measurement and technical assessment for high-power broadcast and communications environments.
Property and Development
Assessment of RF, EME and EMC constraints affecting development, construction, land use and telecommunications infrastructure.
Defence and Critical Infrastructure
Independent RF assessment and assurance for critical infrastructure, defence, ports, maritime and complex operational environments.
HOW WE SUPPORT CLIENTS
RF RISK OVERSIGHT & ASSURANCE
Independent assessment and assurance of RF exposure risk, technical assumptions, controls and compliance positions across the project and asset lifecycle.
STRATEGIC RF & TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Specialist RF measurement, modelling and technical assessment supporting infrastructure, land use, development and complex operational decisions.
Beyond Compliance
RF exposure risk is not a one-off compliance exercise. Effective governance requires risks, controls, responsibilities, and assumptions to be continually reassessed as conditions change.
The RF Integrity Group provides independent assurance focused on foreseeable risk, control effectiveness, responsibility boundaries, and long-term defensibility. Independence from detailed design, ongoing compliance certification and operational delivery preserves objectivity and ensures advice remains free from delivery bias. Targeted measurement, modelling and technical assessment may be undertaken where required to support independent evaluation and assurance.
Principal Advisor
Brett Moule
Brett Moule is the Founder and Principal Advisor of The RF Integrity Group, specialising in RF exposure risk, RF measurement and modelling, EME and EMC assessment, governance, and assurance. With more than 25 years' experience in RF safety and exposure management, supported by a further 10 years in electrical engineering and industrial systems, he is recognised for his expertise in managing RF risk at the interface between infrastructure, land use, development, and operational environments.
His experience spans high-power broadcast facilities, telecommunications infrastructure, government assets, and complex development projects where RF exposure risk is material, shared, or subject to heightened scrutiny. He has particular expertise in environments where multiple stakeholders, evolving land use, and changing operational conditions introduce governance and compliance challenges
Brett's work focuses on independent RF risk assurance—helping organisations understand RF constraints, clarify responsibility boundaries, and make defensible decisions. He is experienced in translating complex technical issues into clear advice for executives, boards, regulators, planning authorities, asset owners, and project stakeholders.
He contributes to Standards Australia TE-007 and IEEE ICES, ensuring his work reflects current standards, emerging science, and evolving industry practice. His perspective is grounded in both technical rigour and the practical realities of operating, developing, and governing complex RF environments.
Independent RF Risk Oversight & Assurance
Independent assessment and assurance of RF exposure risk, technical assumptions, controls and compliance positions across the project and asset lifecycle.
RF Risk & EME Assurance
RF exposure risk can become complex where infrastructure, land use, development, construction and operational activities interact.
The RF Integrity Group provides independent assessment and assurance of radiofrequency (RF) and electromagnetic energy (EME) risks, helping organisations understand whether exposure risks, technical assumptions, controls and compliance positions are appropriately defined and supported.
Our work considers not only RF exposure levels, but also the circumstances in which those levels occur, how conditions may change over time, and the responsibilities of the different parties involved.
Support may include:
independent RF/EME risk assessment and assurance
review of exposure assessments and compliance positions
assessment of RF controls and responsibility boundaries
evaluation of changing operational or development conditions
RF risk input to planning, projects and asset management
independent review where RF risk is shared between multiple stakeholders
The objective is to provide a clear and technically defensible understanding of RF risk to support informed decision-making.
Construction RF Safety
Construction near operational RF transmitting infrastructure can introduce exposure conditions that differ significantly from those associated with the completed development.
Temporary works, cranes, scaffolding, elevated work platforms and access to previously inaccessible areas can place workers within RF environments requiring specific consideration.
The RF Integrity Group provides specialist RF assessment to support the identification and management of these conditions.
Support may include:
pre-construction RF risk assessment
RF exposure assessment at proposed work locations and heights
targeted measurement and modelling
identification of RF constraints affecting construction activity
review of proposed RF safety controls
technical input to construction planning and stakeholder coordination
RF safety information and specialist training
independent review of RF safety arrangements
The objective is to ensure RF exposure conditions are understood early and can be appropriately incorporated into construction planning and risk management.
Independent Technical Review
Complex RF decisions often rely on technical information prepared by multiple consultants, infrastructure operators, designers and testing providers.
The RF Integrity Group provides independent technical review and challenge of RF assessments, modelling, measurement results and supporting documentation.
The review focuses on whether the available technical evidence appropriately supports the conclusions being relied upon and whether assumptions, uncertainties, constraints and responsibility boundaries are clearly understood.
Reviews may include:
RF exposure and EME assessment reports
RF measurement results
predictive models and modelling assumptions
EMC/EMI assessments
compliance documentation
proposed RF controls and performance requirements
development and planning assessments
technical inputs prepared by third parties
Where appropriate, targeted measurement, modelling or additional assessment may be undertaken to investigate material uncertainties or validate key assumptions.
We remain independent of detailed design and operational delivery, allowing technical information to be reviewed objectively and in the context of the broader risk or decision it is intended to support.
STRATEGIC RF & TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Specialist RF measurement, modelling and technical assessment supporting infrastructure, land use, development and complex operational decisions.
RF Measurement & Modelling
Reliable decisions depend on understanding the actual and reasonably foreseeable RF environment.
The RF Integrity Group provides targeted RF measurement, field survey and predictive modelling services to support technical assessment, risk evaluation and independent assurance.
Measurement and modelling can be used independently or together to establish existing RF conditions, investigate areas of uncertainty, assess proposed changes and validate the assumptions underpinning technical assessments.
Capabilities include:
RF field measurements and site surveys
spatial and height-based RF assessment
predictive RF exposure modelling
measured-versus-predicted comparison
model validation and technical review
assessment of existing and proposed operating conditions
interpretation of measurement and modelling results for non-specialist stakeholders
Where measurement or modelling is undertaken, the purpose is to provide a robust technical basis for assessment and decision-making rather than assume responsibility for ongoing operational compliance certification.
Development & Infrastructure Interface
Development near established telecommunications and broadcast infrastructure can create RF issues that extend beyond conventional planning and engineering boundaries.
The RF Integrity Group provides specialist assessment where new development, construction activity or changing land use interfaces with existing RF infrastructure.
The focus is on understanding RF constraints early enough for them to be considered in planning and project decisions, while clearly distinguishing between the responsibilities of developers, infrastructure operators, designers, contractors and asset owners.
Support may include:
assessment of RF/EME constraints affecting proposed development
building height and spatial RF exposure assessment
construction-stage RF exposure considerations
assessment of changing land use around existing RF infrastructure
interface assessment between development and telecommunications or broadcast assets
RF measurement and modelling to support planning decisions
consideration of EMC/EMI issues where relevant
independent technical input to stakeholder discussions
This capability is particularly relevant where existing high-power RF infrastructure and new development must continue to coexist over the long term.
Electromagnetic Compatibility & Interference Assessment
Strong or complex RF environments may create electromagnetic compatibility and interference considerations in addition to human exposure requirements.
The RF Integrity Group provides specialist EMC/EMI assessment to help organisations identify and understand potential interactions between external RF environments and building systems, equipment, communications infrastructure and other electronic systems.
Support may include:
initial EMC/EMI risk screening
assessment of external RF environments
identification of potentially susceptible systems or interfaces
RF measurement and technical investigation
assessment of development and infrastructure-related EMC risks
preparation of performance-based RF/EMC requirements
independent review of proposed technical responses
verification and assurance planning
Our role is focused on identifying the RF environment, defining relevant performance outcomes and providing independent technical assessment and assurance. Detailed system and building design remains with the appropriately appointed designers and contractors.