Why carry out a
Technical Inspection of Buildings ?
Carrying out a Technical Inspection of Buildings is essential for most new buildings and is frequently required by insurance companies.
By anticipating risks (fire and explosion, earthquake, design flaws, etc.), the TIB limits non-compliance and therefore claims.
In fact, a Technical Inspection of Buildings protects people above all, while guaranteeing the durability of your property and your business. It also assesses:
- Performance: energy (thermal insulation), acoustics, environmental impact, earthquake resistance, etc.
- Compliance: Apave Maroc verifies that your buildings comply with strength and safety standards, as well as with current regulations.
- Risk prevention: Apave Maroc anticipates human risks and technical defects to reduce the risk of accidents on the construction site and after the building has been delivered.
- Legal liability: the technical manager's report constitutes evidence in the event of a dispute and limits the company's liability in the event of a claim.
- Compulsory insurance: builders are required to take out ten-year civil liability insurance, which covers the repair of damage occurring after the work has been accepted.
- Credibility: an inspected and secure building reassures your customers and partners and enhances your image.
Technical Inspection of Buildings:
What services does Apave Morocco offer?
In order to guarantee the solidity, quality and reliability of your structures, the Apave Morocco teams offer several technical construction inspection services:
- Support during the design of your construction or renovation projects (programme analysis, preliminary diagnostics, etc.);
- Inspection of existing studies and new works (in the construction industry, for example);
- Expertise and technical audit of existing structures;
- Quality/quantity control: compliance of materials and execution of works.
Additional services offered by CTC Morocco
For enhanced safety, Apave Morocco also offers:
- Health and Safety Coordination (CSPS) on construction sites;
- Fire risk prevention;
- Inspection of technical safety installations (electricity, fire protection devices, etc.).