MRI Shielding Testing & Certification

MRI testing and certification that’s precise, standards-aligned, and built to pass the first time. We handle the full verification process—test planning, on-site measurements, documentation, and reporting—so your MRI room stays on schedule, stays on budget, and performs interference-free.
Before/After

Tested for compliance. Certified for performance.

We deliver complete MRI RF testing and certification services—test planning, on-site measurements, documentation, and reporting—to support inspections, final acceptance, and interference-free operation.
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From shielded to scan-ready
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Experts in MRI RF Testing

Proven MRI shielding design support—from first tests to final tests. Fast turnarounds, clean coordination, predictable outcomes.
2500+

Shielded Rooms Delivered

Design support across hospitals, outpatient imaging, and specialty clinics nationwide.
25+

Years in the Business

Deep field experience that helps prevent rework, delays, and inspection surprises.
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Code-Driven Designs

Every project is engineered to meet applicable performance and compliance standards.
MRI Testing & Compliance

One team, from baseline to sign-off

Don’t gamble with image quality, scanner uptime, or your budget by skipping proper MRI RF testing and documentation.

Faster Issue Identification, Less Rework
We test with the field in mind—clear procedures, consistent measurement points, and practical findings you can act on. That means fewer surprises, faster fixes, and less back-and-forth when something doesn’t meet performance targets.
Standards-Aligned, Inspection-Ready Reports
We produce complete testing documentation—methods, results, and clear pass/fail criteria—aligned with applicable standards and project requirements. The result: a smoother path to approvals, final acceptance, and closeout.
Quicker Turnarounds for Retrofits, Upgrades, and New Installs
Whether you’re commissioning a new MRI suite, validating a retrofit, or re-testing after changes, we move quickly from scheduling to on-site testing to final reporting—so your team can keep the project moving and get the scanner back to clinical use.
Coordination for RF Doors, Penetrations, and MEP Interfaces
MRI RF performance fails at the details—doors, waveguides, filters, HVAC penetrations, electrical entries, bonding, and post-trade patching. We coordinate testing around these interfaces so problems are identified early, corrected correctly, and verified with confidence.

Common MRI RF Testing Questions

MRI RF testing verifies that the RF shielded enclosure (the “cage”), RF door, penetrations, filters, and other interfaces are actually preventing outside radiofrequency interference from getting into the scan room. You typically need testing for new MRI builds, after retrofits or upgrades, after any work that adds or changes penetrations (HVAC, electrical, medical gas, cabling), and anytime you’re troubleshooting image artifacts or noise that could be interference-related. In short: if the room changed—or performance is questionable—testing is how you confirm the environment is compliant and the scanner can run interference-free.

A professional testing and compliance scope usually includes test planning and scheduling, on-site measurements using calibrated RF test equipment, and a structured approach that checks the critical risk areas—RF door integrity, seams, corners, waveguides, filters, and all penetrations. After testing, you receive a clear report that documents methods, measurement locations, results, and pass/fail criteria tied to applicable requirements. If issues are found, the documentation helps your contractor or shielding vendor pinpoint what needs to be corrected, so fixes are targeted instead of “try-and-see” guesswork.

Most failures come from small details that have big consequences: worn or misaligned RF door gaskets, poorly sealed penetrations, incomplete bonding, last-minute field changes, or patches made after other trades finish (often without restoring shielding continuity). The best way to avoid delays is to coordinate testing at the right time—after all penetrations, door adjustments, and finish work that could impact shielding are complete—and to use a checklist-driven closeout process so nothing gets missed. When issues do appear, quick turnaround comes from having clear results and locations documented so the team can fix the right thing once, then verify and move on.

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