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Assessing the Building Envelope

This course can be customized and delivered to your team where and when it's convenient for you.

Online / On-site

OVERVIEW

Description

This webinar is part of a web series entitled Web Series: Fundamentals of Building Condition Assessment which includes three webinars:

You can register for any individual course or save 20% when you enroll for the series.

After participating in this course, you will be able to:

  • Apply key techniques for conducting thorough Building Condition Assessments.
  • Confidently perform visual inspections of a building's structural integrity.
  • Evaluate the condition of a building's envelope to identify potential issues.

Description
Building owners often rely on skilled professionals to assess the condition of their structures, a crucial step in ensuring their longevity and functionality. This course delves into the essential methodologies used to evaluate the structural elements and envelope of various types of buildings. Participants will explore identifying potential areas of concern and learn how to prioritize and recommend maintenance actions.

Throughout the course, you’ll understand how to conduct Building Condition Assessments, enabling you to offer valuable insights that support effective long-term planning and resource allocation. Whether involved in the upkeep of residential, commercial, or institutional properties, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to contribute to the sustainable management and preservation of these structures.

Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for building science professionals who are responsible for assessing the condition of existing residential, commercial, and institutional structures. It is particularly beneficial for engineers, architects, and technologists who evaluate buildings and prepare contingency plans based on these assessments.

Course Outline

Course Outline

  • Methodology of a Building Condition Assessment (Brief Overview)
  • Assessing the Building Structure
  • Assessing the Building Envelope
  • Case Study