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The job of a building inspector is no small task. They have the huge responsibility of making sure a building complies with all of the regulations put in place to ensure peoples safety. Their job varies depending on whether it be a commercial building or a domestic property that requires evaluation, and what it’s being analysed for. However, the main goal from an inspection is always ensuring safety.
By regularly inspecting buildings or making sure a new building project meets safety requirements, the public can be protected from dangerous structures, that if left unchecked may pose a hazard. When a building inspection is carried out it is important that all bases are covered. There are several things that building inspectors could be looking out for. To name a few, the foundation of the building, potential structural issues, damp proofing, ventilation, insulations, and fire proofing.
When it comes to building inspections, its vitally important to be thorough. No areas, no matter how difficult to access, can afford to be missed. This means that some form of access is required for all areas of a building. Scaffolding or work platforms are the most common choice, however, they have many disadvantages when it comes to building inspections. They are bulky, expensive, and time consuming to erect, making the job a bigger, and more difficult one than it has to be.
Making use of rope access equipment allows for a much more efficient, cost effective and safe way to carry out any building inspection. By accessing the inspection areas from a height, you completely eliminate the need to erect bulky and expensive scaffolding.
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Making use of rope access equipment for building inspections has many benefits. First of all, the time required to set up and dismantle the equipment is a fraction of what would be required to erect scaffolding or work platforms, cutting down on the total time to complete the inspection job. By eliminating the need for scaffolding you are not only saving money on time and labour required but also the materials that would be needed. Really there are no disadvantages to using rope access to carry out building inspections.
With years of experience in the rope access industry, we can confidently say that the benefits of rope access for building inspections, as well as other construction and maintenance jobs, are not to be overlooked. At Abseiling Services, our IRATA trained professionals are well equipped to handle any kind of building inspections required, be it commercial or domestic. If you’d like to find our more, get in touch. Our experts would be happy to provide a quote for any building inspection work required and guide you through the best course of action.
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