Passport of construction
This type of passport records the condition of the buildings before construction begins. It usually covers roads, bridges and adjacent buildings that will be affected by construction. It is used as evidence for any disputes or as a basis for the restoration of buildings after construction is completed. The passport should be produced before, during and after construction, depending on the specific needs of the site and the type of buildings. The content of the passport may vary depending on the specific situation.
Passporting of the building includes:
Tour of the building
Detailed photo documentation
180° and 360° video footage
360° photo documentation
Targeting faults using GPS
Description and photo documentation of defects
Drone status recording
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