The Role of the Building Surveyor

15 March 2024 - Updated: 21 April 2024

What is the specific role of the building surveyor in the building approvals process? ACA WA proudly hosted the WA Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety Audit Manager, Paul da Costa for this informative webinar. Originally held 28 March 2024.

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According to DMIRS, ‘The fundamental role of a building surveyor is to certify that buildings comply with the minimum technical construction standards of the National Construction Code, which comprises Volumes One and Two of the Building Code of Australia.”

This includes, but is not limited to:

  • structural provisions;
  • fire safety;
  • access for people with a disability;
  • health and amenity; and
  • energy efficiency.

In a 40-minute presentation + Q&A, Paul will expand on this definition and detail a series of case studies based on recent audits. We encourage ACA members to share this event notice among colleagues and build their understanding of this critical part of the construction chain. We hope to see you online!

Cost & Booking

Members: $20 +GST
Non-Members: $35 +GST

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CPD points

Completion of this 1 hour webinar and submission of the self-checked assessment task will deliver 1 formal CPD point.

Learning outcomes – To build on participants understanding of the role of the building surveyor and this part of the construction chain; and of case studies of projects audited against minimum technical construction standards of the NCC.

Architects Board WA Core Areas: Design & Documentation