Structural Integrity Assessment
For existing assets — ageing factories, warehouses scheduled for retrofit, structures under change-of-use, or facilities affected by incidents — MEC offers detailed structural integrity audits.
What we deliver
- On-site condition assessment and visual inspection
- Member-level capacity verification against current codes
- Retrofit and strengthening recommendations
- Engineering reports suitable for insurance, regulatory or owner review
- Re-engineering for capacity enhancement — cranes, mezzanines, additional floors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a structural integrity assessment?
A structural integrity assessment evaluates the current condition of an existing structure — its material properties, load-carrying capacity, and remaining service life. MEC conducts visual inspections, reviews original drawings, performs non-destructive testing (NDT) as required, and issues a written assessment report with recommendations for repair, strengthening, or continued use.
When should I commission a structural integrity assessment?
Structural integrity assessments are recommended when changing the use of a building, adding new loads (additional floors, heavy equipment, crane loads), after damage (fire, flood, impact, corrosion), or when a structure reaches 15–20 years of age and no recent structural review has been conducted.
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