Steps include visual inspection, material testing, load assessment, non-destructive testing, compliance checks, and report preparation.

Both audits ensure the safety and longevity of a structure while protecting occupants and maintaining compliance with regulations.

Like structural audits, non-structural audits should be conducted regularly, especially after renovations or significant changes in the building’s usage.

This question often arises during property assessments or compliance checks. A building owner should ensure periodic audits are conducted to maintain safety and compliance.

A non-structural safety audit evaluates non-load-bearing components such as partitions, fixtures, and utility systems to ensure safety and functionality.

The term refers to a systematic process of assessing the structural integrity, compliance, and safety of buildings and infrastructure.

A structural safety audit is an evaluation of the stability and safety of load-bearing elements, including beams, columns, slabs, and foundations.