Building inspectors advising clients on the design and construction of new buildings and maintenance, repair, renovation and conservation of existing ones. Customers range from individual homeowners to large commercial and industrial real estate assets.
His work as a surveyor that vary depending on the type of project, but usually focus on three main areas - the topography, legal work, and planning and inspection. That the typical duties in these areas include:
· Measurement of properties, structural defect identification and formulation of recommendations for repairs

· Assessment of damage insurance and loss adjustment purposes, for example, as a result of bad weather, fire or flood
· Damage to assess the risk (which is responsible for building repair costs)
· Advising clients on issues such as property boundary disputes
To act as customer advocate or standing as an expert witness in a lawsuit
· Properties of checks to ensure they meet building codes, and standards of fire safety and accessibility
Procedural stage planning applications and the improvement or preservation of subsidies
· Assessment of household energy efficiency and production of Reports Home condition (see separate job profile National Energy Advisor and Chief Inspector).