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Checking on work sites after an earthquake
Do you know how to tell if a building is safe after an earthquake?
Earthquakes can be a very stressful event and taking steps to check your home or business once it is safe, is a must. We’ve put together this informative resource which provides you with essential information on what type of homes are at risk, how to check walls, frames, interior and exterior structure.
Download this resource for all you need to know on keeping your home safe in the aftermath of an earthquake.
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Who is it for?
Building Professionals
In this resource you’ll learn about the types of structural damage caused by an earthquake and how to check if the effected building or worksite is safe and secure. It’s designed to help building professionals, contractors, designers, assessors and tradespeople.
What does it include?
- How to conduct a quick structural check
- How to identify which homes are most at risk
- Checking frames and walls
- Who can help?