Adjacent structure condition inspection

The purpose of inspecting the existing conditions of adjacent structures is to:

- Determine the initial conditions of adjacent structures.

- Assess the impact of the construction project on adjacent structures.

- Provide a basis for developing mitigation and compensation plans in the event of conflicts or disputes between stakeholders.

The procedure for inspecting the existing conditions of adjacent structures is as follows:

- The assessment organization prepares an assessment plan and submits it to the organization or individual requesting the assessment for review and approval.

- The assessment organization conducts the assessment in accordance with the approved plan.

- The assessment organization prepares a report evaluating and concluding the findings in accordance with the terms of the assessment contract and sends it to the organization or individual requesting the assessment.

The basic content of the inspecting of the existing conditions of adjacent structures is as follows:

- Survey and draw the geometric dimensions (plan) of the adjacent apartment.

- Survey the main load-bearing structure characteristics of the adjacent apartments.

- Inspect and identify the locations of cracks in the walls and concrete of the adjacent apartments: length, width, and direction of the crack.

- Identify the locations of seepage, subsidence, and soil settlement.

- Observe and record the condition of opening and closing doors and windows.

- Take pictures to record all the damage and defects of the adjacent house.

- Measure subsidence to determine the reference coordinates, and measure to determine the initial inclination of the adjacent apartments.

The basis for inspecting the existing conditions of adjacent structures are as follows:

- The Construction Law.

- The Decree on Management of Construction Investment Projects.

- The Decree on Quality Management of Construction Works.

- The Directive on strengthening construction management for high-rise building construction projects.

- The current procedures and regulations of the state.

- The requirements of the investor.

When there is a need to inspect a structure, it is necessary to have an independent construction inspection unit. This is to carry out the inspection work, review and combine with on-site inspection at the construction site to detect defects and propose adjustment plans for structures that do not ensure bearing capacity to ensure safety during construction.

In 2007, International Construction Consultancy and Inspection Joint Stock Company (ICCI) registered for the construction quality inspection sector, obtaining Business Registration Certificate No. 0305296785 issued by the Department of Planning and Investment.

Proudly boasting over 16 years of experience, ICCI is recognized as a reputable construction inspection company. Even after project completion, ICCI continues to safeguard its clients' rights. Customer trust and satisfaction serve as our driving force for development and enhancement to meet job demands.

ICCI's Implementation Criteria:

1. Work Progress: Swift and adaptable.

2. Work Quality: Adhering to Ministry of Construction regulations, ensuring the best outcomes.

3. Cost Efficiency: Corresponding, economical, effective, and reflective of the value invested by our clients.

ICCI's capabilities and its team of engineers comply with the regulations stipulated by the competent state authorities.

- The team of engineers at ICCI is professionally trained and holds professional certificates matching the level and type of projects they engage in.

- ICCI owns the LAS-XD 203 laboratory, a competitive advantage over other firms in the market that often have to contract other units for sample testing. Having its own laboratory allows ICCI to proactively control quality, shorten timelines, and optimize costs.

- In 2017, ICCI was recognized by the Ministry of Construction's Department of Construction Activities Management as one of the first construction inspection companies meeting the qualifications for Grade I construction inspection capacity. By 2018 and 2019, ICCI participated in significant projects such as Landmark 81, the Carina apartment fire incident, as well as various offices and workshops across different fields. As of 2023, ICCI has contributed to 4,386 projects across 56 provinces and cities nationwide.

ICCI has been involved in inspecting numerous Grade I and Grade II projects nationwide

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Contact ICCI via hotline - 0903994577 - dungtvkd@icci.vn - icci@icci.vn if your project requires workshop inspection, construction inspection, encounters unwanted incidents during construction or usage, or needs advice on construction-related matters. With our expertise and experience, ICCI ensures the highest quality and economic value for our clients

 

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