inspection Flashcards
if defect find who?
chartered building surveyor/structural engineer
if contamination find who
environmental surveyor
if asbestors, find who
asbestos consultant
what is ppe? What do you need to wear to a development site?
a helmet, high visible vest, safety glasses, steel toe-cap boots
what is Class A building?
Key features of Class A office buildings usually include:
Prime Location: Typically situated in central business districts (CBDs) or highly desirable locations with excellent transportation links and amenities.
High-Quality Construction: Built with modern, high-quality materials and construction techniques, often designed by well-known architects.
Amenities: These buildings often include premium amenities such as high-speed elevators, secure parking, advanced HVAC systems, and sustainable or energy-efficient technologies.
Professional Management: Class A buildings are usually professionally managed, offering excellent maintenance, security, and customer services for tenants.
Attractive to High-Profile Tenants: Due to their high standards, Class A buildings attract major corporate tenants, such as multinational corporations, law firms, and financial institutions.”
what is end of trip facilities?
“End-of-trip facilities refer to amenities provided in office buildings or workplaces that support employees who commute by walking, cycling, or running. These facilities are designed to make the transition from commuting to starting work more convenient and comfortable, encouraging active and sustainable commuting options.
Common end-of-trip facilities include:
Bicycle Racks/Storage: Secure areas where employees can park their bikes.
Showers and Changing Rooms: Places where employees can freshen up after commuting.
Lockers: Secure spaces for storing personal items, including cycling or exercise gear.
Towel Service: Some workplaces may offer towels for employees using the showers.
Drying Rooms: Spaces for drying wet clothes or gear, particularly useful in rainy climates.
Repair Stations: Tools or areas where employees can perform minor bike repairs or maintenance.”
when you notice the crack, what do you do?
I advise the client to consult a building surveyor to assess if these cracks will cause any structural risks. Why building surveyor? Because they are an expert on this and this is not within my job scope, all I can do is report what I have observed and give suitable advice
