Course Description

This course is designed for engineers, facilities managers, and maintenance personnel involved in the upkeep and preservation of building structures. It provides participants with an understanding of the fundamental principles and best practices for maintaining building integrity, addressing common structural issues, and ensuring the long-term durability of buildings. Participants will gain knowledge on inspecting, diagnosing, and performing maintenance on various building components, such as foundations, walls, roofing, and plumbing systems. The course emphasizes preventive maintenance, safety considerations, and cost-effective strategies to enhance the lifespan of building structures.

Course Objectives

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the key components of building structures and their maintenance requirements.
• Identify common building defects and determine appropriate maintenance solutions.
• Perform structural inspections and diagnostics to assess the condition of building components.
• Develop preventive maintenance plans to reduce repair costs and prolong building life.
• Apply best practices in maintaining foundations, roofing, walls, and other critical structural elements.
• Implement safety measures and compliance standards in building maintenance operations.
• Manage building maintenance projects efficiently, balancing time, cost, and quality.

Who Can Benefit

• Facilities managers and maintenance personnel responsible for building upkeep.
• Structural engineers, civil engineers, and architects involved in building maintenance and inspections.
• Property managers, building supervisors, and construction managers.
• Anyone involved in the planning, inspection, and management of building structures.