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Coal Mining Risk Assessment

For development in coal mining referral areas.

Nationwide Fixed fees Fast turnaround

At a glance

  • Accepted by planning authorities UK-wide
  • Fixed fee, quoted up front
  • Fast, reliable turnaround
  • One accountable point of contact

What it is

A Coal Mining Risk Assessment identifies coal mining legacy hazards — shafts, shallow workings and mine gas — and their implications for your development.

When you need it

Required when a site falls within a Development High Risk Area defined by the Mining Remediation Authority.

What you get

What's included

Coal mining data and records review

Risk identification (shafts, shallow workings, mine gas)

Implications for foundations and layout

Recommendations and, if needed, intrusive investigation scope

Not sure whether you need a Coal Mining Risk Assessment?

Send us your site postcode and a brief description of your proposed development, and we'll tell you whether a Coal Mining Risk Assessment is likely to be required and what level of assessment your site may need — usually within a day, at no cost.

Get a quote

How it works

From quote to consent

01

Share your site

Send the postcode, plans and any council correspondence — we confirm scope and fee up front.

02

We assess & value-engineer

Our specialists prepare your Coal Mining Risk Assessment, finding the most cost-effective route that still satisfies the regulator.

03

Consent-ready report

A clear report the authority will accept, with us on hand for any queries or conditions.

FAQs

Frequently asked

How do I know if I need one?

If your site is in a coal mining Development High Risk Area the council will require it — we can check for you.

Can it be combined with contamination work?

Yes, we often deliver it alongside the Phase 1 desk study.

Tell us about your site

Send us your location and plans for a fast, fixed-fee quote — and honest advice on exactly which reports you do and don't need.