Inspection Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
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Risk to consider for inspection

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Lone Working
Asbestos
Working from height

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2
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What is home buyers report and rics guidance

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Level 2 survey assessed the properties condition. Offers advise on repairs for defects found. Home Survey Standard 2021

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3
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Damp surveying tools

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Calcium carbide meter or protimeter
Hygrometer - relative humidity in air
Boroscopes - used to inspect cavity

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4
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Main RICS documents regarding inspection

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Technical due diligence of commercial property, 1st edition 2015 (details types of due diligence and why its needed)

Surveying Safely - health & safety for property professionals

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What is a Technical Due Diligence Survey

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Systematic review, discovery and analysis about a properties characteristics.

Impartial assessment of the properties condition in the form of technical due diligence report.

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Purchasers TDD - what will be included?

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  • Identification of defects
  • legal implications
  • ## Risk associated with liabilities
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Key stages to undertaking a TDD under technical due dliligence of Commercial property?

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Taking instruction - confirm if any conflict of interest
Confirm terms of business
Access and risk assesssment

Inspection - Elemental breakdown of areas, any risks noted.
Hazourdous materials, fire precautions

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Equipment may be required for an inspection

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  • Boroscope
  • Protimeter
  • ## Disto
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Things to consider when carrying out a site inspection

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  • Am i Competent enough
  • Am I insured
  • Risk Assessments
  • Equiptment
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Surveying safely principles

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  • personal responsibilities
  • hazards & risks
  • visiting site
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What is a risk assessment

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An assessment of identifying risk, likelihood & severity. 5 Key process

  • Identify, likelhood, action, record, review,
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12
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limitations of boroscope

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  • struggles to read foil backed plasterboards
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13
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what is a boroscope

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  • used to inspect cavity
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14
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Methods of testing concrete defects

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  • hammer test
  • visual
  • carbonation test
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15
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What is a PPM?

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A Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) survey is a proactive approach to building management and maintenance, designed to identify potential issues and implement preventive measures to minimize unexpected costs and extend the lifespan of a property

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16
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What does BCIS stand for and use?

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BCIS - building cost information service - provides cost and price data for UK construction industry

17
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Causes and how to rectify spalled brickwork?

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Incorrect mortar jointing, weathering,

Replace with new

18
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Common defects in 1960’s build?

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  • Asbestos
    -concrete defects - carbonation, Alkali silica
  • condensation
19
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How does Hammer Testing work?

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Works by measuring the rebound of spring loaded mass after striking the surface

20
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What is a condition survey?

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Condition survey and report records the condition of the property at the moment in time. Identified problems and defects that can be assessed by the agency

21
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How would you assess the roof safely at Unit 6 ryton?

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Through a cherry picker, ensuring that I was cabled safely and that I was supervised on inspecting.

22
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What causes sagging to the roof at Whaley Bridge?

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Number of reasons:
- Water Damage
- Design flaws - lack of lateral restraints

23
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What is dilapidations

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Refers to state of disrepair to a commercial property that the tenant is obligated to repair at their own cost

24
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Watery Lane - What breaches were identified

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Decoration cluase for tenant to redecorate walls, joinery at end of lease.
impact damage to metal profiled cladding which required replacement
- cleaning of gutters which contained debris