This cpd session is focused on traditional buildings. \u00a0 Old buildings are different to new buildings in many ways and they can move, crack and distort quite easily. \u00a0Clients might be worried and as professionals we need to be able to understand what we are looking at and when a crack, or other symptom of movement, might be something which needs an intrusive repair.<\/p>\n
By the end of this cpd session you will be able to do and know the following..:<\/p>\n
This course will cover many issues including..:<\/p>\n
With specific reference to older buildings, we will look at the inspection process, diagnosis, decision making and report writing.\u00a0 Develop a decision-making process that leads to justifiable, practical and pragmatic advice for clients.<\/p>\n
A structural inspection within a building survey should be far more than simply seeing a crack or a bowing wall and immediately creating considerable concern of a structural failure. \u00a0The client expects more than this snap judgement.<\/p>\n
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This cpd session is focused on traditional buildings. \u00a0 Old buildings are different to new buildings in many ways and they can move, crack and distort quite easily. \u00a0Clients might … Continue reading CBCS – Surveying Essentials: Is that crack serious?<\/span>