Ethics on structural surveys for existing buildings
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.09.028Keywords:
Survey, Structures of buildings, Existing buildings, Structural safety, Building standardsAbstract
The breadth and diversity of different situations that may arise in expert’s surveys make any rules to regulate its content skip cases that must be solved by the surveyor/expert as its “best knowledge.” On the importance and responsibility that can be derived from them, we will analyse some of the aspects related to its implications, in terms of legal and professional point of view.
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