Bao'an District Residential Safety Inspection Center
Building hazard assessment is a comprehensive task, and for buildings with a clear number of hazardous points and components, the "Intelligent Evaluation Program for Hazardous Building Identification" can be applied for a comprehensive assessment. Additionally, an overall consideration of the building should be made prior to quantitative evaluation to determine if it is in a hazardous state. Typical identification cases are used to illustrate the conditions of the foundation, superstructure, and protective structures that should be considered during the identification process. A comprehensive evaluation of the building's hazard rating is made based on regulations such as the "Hazardous Building Identification Standard," the "Code for Design of Foundation and Substructure," and the "Code for Measurement of Building Deformation."
Use for altered structure and functional changes of buildings
This type of inspection is applicable to situations where houses are undergoing renovations, additions, structural changes, or when the design use of the house is altered or the load is increased. The inspection should be conducted prior to any renovations, additions, structural changes, or changes in use or increased load on the house. It evaluates the feasibility of structural and functional changes to the house through structural inspections.
Detection of structural changes and usage function modifications in buildings
The process of evaluating the possibility of altering the structure and usage functions of a house, which involves inspecting the original structure to determine its safety level.
Scope of Application for Changes in Building Structure and Usage Functions
Structural modifications and load capacity enhancements required for buildings.
Content and Process of Detecting Changes in Building Structures and Usage Functions
Tilting, settlement, cracking, foundation, masonry structural components, wood structural components, concrete structural components, and steel structural components – the detection of these parameters is generally conducted on-site.
Building safety assessments should be conducted according to the "Standard for Identification of Dangerous Buildings" CJ13 test. When conducting safety inspections for industrial factories, the provisions of relevant standards such as the "Standard for Reliability Identification of Industrial Factories" GBJ144-90 should also be followed.
The inspection report for a hazardous workshop or a locally hazardous workshop must be submitted to a third-party inspection and testing agency as per regulations.
