Coal Mining Risk Assessments
A Coal Mining Risk Assessment (CMRA) is essential in order to understand the potential risks posed by legacy coal mining activities within the local area of a proposed development.
A Coal Mining Risk Assessment is a desk-based report assessing ground stability and other coal related hazards which are a result of legacy coal mining activity. CMRA’s are often a planning condition stipulated by a range of local authorities across the UK where the proposed development falls within a ‘Development High Risk Area’. These areas are primarily located in the Midlands, North East and North West of England, however other areas can include Kent, Bristol, South Wales and the Lowlands of Scotland.
Our specialist consultants are academically and professionally qualified to carry our Coal Mining Risk Assessments to a high standard in order to inform our clients of any coal mining risks in the pre-construction phase that could affect their proposed development.
A Coal Mining Risk Assessment is a desk-based report assessing ground stability and other coal related hazards which are a result of legacy coal mining activity. CMRA’s are often a planning condition stipulated by a range of local authorities across the UK where the proposed development falls within a ‘Development High Risk Area’. These areas are primarily located in the Midlands, North East and North West of England, however other areas can include Kent, Bristol, South Wales and the Lowlands of Scotland.
Our specialist consultants are academically and professionally qualified to carry our Coal Mining Risk Assessments to a high standard in order to inform our clients of any coal mining risks in the pre-construction phase that could affect their proposed development.
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