Our quality team consists of experience Certified Welding Inspectors that have an extensive backgrounds in API, AWS, ASME, and AWWA codes. We have site management personnel that will develop an ITP (Inspection and Test Plan) according to the requirements of your project. The site manager is also responsible for documentation control and maintaining clean records of production as the progress takes place. Excellent documentation in a clear format is what sets us apart from the rest. Our code QC turnover packages are clear and easy to follow. The daily inspection test reports from our AWS CWI team, allows the construction management team to track the flow of the project more efficiently. Identifying problems in a short timeframe is what makes great planning and tracking possible. Our AWS CWI crew has the ability to qualify procedures, and certify the procedures are followed in accordance to the code.

Our OSHA safety coordinators are responsible for training the crew within the OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 guidelines before the start of the project. Employees will understand and learn about the safety hazards that exist within their workplace environment. The employees will be given training by OSHA certified trainers, and tested to see how well they retain the knowledge being presented. Upon successful completion of the exam, each employee will be in certified with the competency of OSHA 10 or OSHA 30.

Importance of Building Inspections and Things Covered During Them

Building inspections are a bi-annual activity for most of the landlords as it can help identify problems in the initial stages before damage on a larger scale occurs.

These inspections are usually performed by a member of the maintenance team or by the home owner themselves but at other times, it is necessary to have them performed by a professional such as when you go to buy a home or consider selling your home so that you may know the true value of the house as well as any costly damage that may be hidden away from the naked eye.

Typical commercial building inspection is done once a year and in smaller buildings, such as homes, can be done more often. The inspecting party documents all malfunctions and inconsistencies and reports them to the property manager or landlord for further action. Generally the inside /outside of building is inspected as well as the grounds of the buildings. Underground garages, fire systems, elevator systems, heating and cooling systems, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, roof, vents, laundry premises, outside parking and property perimeter are some of the elements on an inspectors' checklist.

Over the last decade the building inspection process has evolved drastically. Strict government regulation dictates the policies and certification requirements of inspectors, mainly designed to minimize damage and prevent loss of life. Many new technologies have come up on the market as well; the companies are equipping their inspectors with state of the art equipment that helps them provide very thorough assessment at a lower cost.

One of such technologies is an infrared image camera. It works by detecting temperature differences and can help diagnose problems in many areas.

The infrared camera is a game changer on many fronts and now the building inspectors, consultants and maintenance crew can all utilize this tool to provide a much better service. Although to operate the camera certification is required, a thermographer can be hired to inspect individual areas that were identified by the maintenance personnel.

Be it a rental building, a commercial complex or an industrial unit - It is the goal of every property owner to maintain and maximize the longevity of their assets. An Infrared scan can help a company reduce capital expenditures by accurately identifying problem areas.

Primarily a building inspection would cover:

• Moisture detection in building envelope

• Flat roof leak detections

• Deficiencies in concrete/inspection of basement leaks

• Windows, skylight, sunroom malfunctions

• HVAC systems functionality

• Electrical systems diagnosis

It is very crucial to check the above mentioned elements before purchasing a property or making financial commitments. A building inspection or pre-purchase inspection renders appropriate due diligence. The due diligence process provides the commercial clients all the important information they need so that to make informed and appropriate decisions.

The most important and basic of commercial building inspection targets is the foundation. An expert is definitely required to inspect the building's foundation and problems related to it. An inspector or an expert can recommend cost-effective yet permanent solutions for your foundation and structural related issues. commercial, home and structural inspection services may help you avoid expensive and disruptive repairs like substituting foundation elements, demolishing etc. They may assist you with hi-end and cost cutting engineered solutions like wall anchors, geo-technical polymers etc.

Our quality team consists of experience Certified Welding Inspectors that have an extensive backgrounds in API, AWS, ASME, and AWWA codes. We have site management personnel that will develop an ITP (Inspection and Test Plan) according to the requirements of your project.

Industrial Inspection, Quality, Safety,

and Advisory Management

Industrial Code Management

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