UNDERSTANDING SOUTH AFRICAN

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1 Coming Soon Book and pay before [date] and get a discount per delegate. i The body of knowledge necessary to thoroughly inspect a typical South African building is vast. This 3-day workshop has been designed with two aims in mind: To focus on the job related knowledge needed by municipal building inspectors and to survey most areas of the building envelope. Apart from the acquisition of detailed knowledge on the entire South African home building envelope, useful to any building inspector, the full course also provides a certified entry point into the private sector home inspection industry. Nationwide WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Building Inspectors, Site Inspectors, Quantity Surveyors, Building Contractors, Management & Quality Controllers, Property Developers, Anyone in the building industry wanting to broaden their knowledge on this subject. Accredited with: Accredited with: ECSA - 3 CPD Points SACPCMP - In Process Currently in process: DO NOT MISS THE EVENT OF THE YEAR! LIMITED SEATS AVAILABLE! BOOK YOUR SEAT Continuous Professional Developments (Pty) Ltd 17 Aberdeen Street, Woodstock, info@ cpdafrica.co.za TODAY!

2 DAY ONE 08:00 ARRIVAL & REGISTRATION SESSION 1: BUILDING INSPECTION BASICS Ÿ The attributes of a good building inspector - honesty, integrity and passion Ÿ A sound inspection system (systematic gathering of data; communication of inspector s findings; and storage and retrieval of data for future use) Ÿ The importance of technical knowledge, experience and the powers of observation Ÿ Why language and computer skills are important. How inspection software can assist the inspector Ÿ How to compile a good inspection report SESSION 2 : BUILDING INSPECTION ROLE PLAYERS Ÿ The roles of the various people who have different responsibilities with regard to property inspections in South Africa Ÿ Why the service of the professional home inspector is essential for home buyers Ÿ The legal framework: - Deeds Office and title deeds - Surveyor General - Understanding the National Building Regulations and the role of SANS10400, deemed to satisfy design by competent persons and approval by the Agrément Board - Local Authorities (municipalities) - responsibilities of Building Control Officers with regard to the National Building Regulations and local by-laws - National Home Builders Registration Council (NHBRC): Scope of warranties; enrolment fees - Consumer Protection Act - Construction Regulations DAY ONE AFTERNOON SESSION CONTINUED... SESSION 3: TECHNICAL ISSUES Ÿ How to read a plan Ÿ Minimum dimensions for South African Homes Ÿ Permitted tolerances in the construction process Ÿ Problem soils Ÿ NHBRC site classification SESSION 4: COMPLETION OF WORKBOOK 16:30 END OF DAY ONE DAY TWO 08:00 ARRIVAL & DAILY REGISTRATION SESSIONS ONE, TWO AND THREE: PRACTICAL BUILDING INSPECTION PART ONE Ÿ Site layout Ÿ Foundations - Important terms - Soil poisoning - Excavation and compaction - Types of foundations - Damp proofing Ÿ Building with concrete - What is concrete? - Common defects found in concrete - Typical problems in concrete work Ÿ Ground water management and grading the plot Ÿ Retaining walls and drainage Ÿ Masonry walls - Different types of walls - Building in windows, doors and roof anchors - Water penetration and exterior walls - making these walls watertight The above logos are only used to identify the topic the course covers. The trademark owners have not authorised or sponsored this course and CPD Africa has no direct association with the above trademark owners. Easy ways to register

3 DAY TWO AFTERNOON SESSION CONTINUED... - Common defects in masonry wall structures Ÿ Plaster work - Sand and additives - Lathing - Keying the surface - Applying plaster - Common defects in plaster work Ÿ Paintwork - Understanding the basics of good painting practice - How to diagnose the likely cause of paintwork problems SESSION 4: COMPLETION OF WORKBOOK 16:30 END OF DAY TWO DAY THREE 08:00 ARRIVAL & REGISTRATION SESSIONS ONE, TWO AND THREE: PRACTICAL BUILDING INSPECTION PART TWO Ÿ Roof Structures - The minimum requirements for a roof as prescribed by the NBR - Different pitched roof shapes and structures - The importance and relevance of roof pitch - Roof anchoring basics - Factory built trusses and carpenter built roof structures - Rules for grading and treating of roof timbers - Bracing of roof trusses - Fixing of roof timbers Ÿ Roof covering, waterproofing and rain goods - Basic rules and guidelines for roof sheeting - Basic rules and guidelines for tiles, slates and shingles DAY THREE MORNING SESSION CONTINUED... - Basic rules and guidelines for thatch roofs - Various types of flashing - Various kinds of capping used along the ridges and verges (barges) - Facias and beam in-fill - The structure and issues relating to concrete slab roofs - The structure and issues relating to timber board roofs - The structure of semi-flat sheeted roofs - Waterproofing of semi-flat roofs and balconies - The types of gutters and down pipes available - Problems associated with gutter-less roofs - Problems associated with box gutters - Capacity of gutters and down pipes Ÿ Frame construction - The advantages of framed board houses Ÿ Decks: Factors relating to designing and building a deck Ÿ Ceilings: The different types of ceiling which a South African building inspector may encounter - Common problems with ceilings Ÿ Floors: The different types of floors which a South African building inspector may encounter - Common problems with floors Ÿ Windows and doors: What to look out for when inspecting windows and doors Ÿ Glazing: Regulations and safety issues Ÿ Fire doors and fire walls: Necessary where a garage is joined to a dwelling unit Ÿ Garage doors: Safety issues Ÿ Water supply and waste water removal - Water supply pipes: features and problems - Drain mechanics: air pressure, water seals and gradient - Inspection guidelines for plumbing and drains Make an enquiry today

4 DAY THREE AFTERNOON SESSION CONTINUED... Ÿ Electrical installations Ÿ Hot water heaters Ÿ Electric fencing Ÿ Fireplaces and chimneys Ÿ Gas installations Ÿ Energy saving regulations - The three different types of heat transfer which occur in houses - Insulating ceilings and roofs - Insulating walls - Insulating floors Ÿ Wood destroying organisms and insects - The need for a clearance certificate certifying that there are no active pests before the South African banks will grant a loan on a property being sold - The causes of wood rot - Termites and borer beetles - Soil poisoning Ÿ Swimming Pools - Regulations regarding enclosing pools for safety reasons - How to inspect the various components of a swimming pool SESSION FOUR: COMPLETION OF WORKBOOK ABOUT THE TRAINER Our speaker John Graham, is the Founder of HouseCheck; Principal of South African Home Inspection Training Academy (SAHITA); the Director of the non-profit National Association of Building Inspectors of South Africa; NHBRC qualified builder; and certified by InterNACHI. He also has the following publications: (1) The Complete Guide to South African Home Inspection (2) SA Home Building: Management & Quality Control (3) SA Home Buyer's Guide and (4) Eight Common Problems in SA Homes Note: At the end of the workshop delegate s workbooks to be handed in for assessment; after which the workbook will be returned to the delegate. 16:30 END OF DAY THREE Book your seat today

5 COURSE REGISTRATION FORM Event: Date: Venue: Full Name: REGISTRATION INFO / FEES Signature + date: Understanding South African Building Inspection Course Coming Soon Nationwide Price: (excluding VAT and per delegate) Early Bird: R7490 (pay before [date]) Standard: R8490 Group Discount: % calculated on % standard price % AUTHORIZATION COMPANY DETAILS Company / Organization Name: Physical Address: Postal Address: Tel (S/Board): Fax: Person responsible for payment: Address: VAT Registration: OFFICE USE STATUS DELEGATE DETAILS Title: Full Name: Designation: I.D. Number: Cell: TERMS AND CONDITIONS Payment Terms: Payment is required within five (5) days on receipt of tax invoice Following completion and return of the registration form, full payment is required within five (5) days from receipt of tax invoice and an invoice will be send as receipt of payment. If your booking falls within the 5 days before the course, payment will need to be made 1 working day before the course. We reserve the right to refuse admission and withhold CPD points and certificate if payment is not received on time, a payment or an official purchase order must be received prior to the conference or training seminar. Fees: Fees are exclusive of VAT Bulk discounts are not calculated on early bird price. Invoiced amounts need to be paid on or before the early bird date to receive the rate. If names and/or ID numbers are not confirmed before documents are sent through to the venue, you will be liable to pay the courier fee. Cancellation Policy: Written cancellations made within 48 hours of the receipt of the signed registration form will receive a full refund. Cancellation received in writing 1 month prior to the start of the event will receive a 50% refund or discount on the invoiced amount. Cancellation within 1 month of the start of the event will not receive any refund and will be liable for the full invoiced amount, however a substitution of the delegate will be allowed. Indemnity: Should for any reason outside the control of CPD Africa conferences or training events, the venue or speakers change, or the event is cancelled due to an act of terrorism, extreme weather conditions or industrial action, CPD Africa conferences and training shall endeavour to reschedule but the client hereby indemnifies and holds CPD Africa conferences and training harmless from and against any and all costs, damages and expenses, including attorney's fees, which are incurred by the client. The construction, validity and performance of this agreement shall be governed in all respects by the laws of South Africa and to the exclusive jurisdiction of whose courts the parties hereby agree to submit. No-shows: Registrants who do not attend the event, without written notices as per the cancellation policy will be liable for 100% of the invoiced amount. Important Notice: This booking form constitutes as a legal binding contract. Whilst every reasonable effort will be made to adhere to the advertised brochure(s), CPD Africa reserves the right to change venues or location. Reg No: 2014/277281/07 VAT No: BANKING DETAILS Bank: FNB Branch: Woodstock Account No: Branch Code: Acc Holder: Continuous Professional Developments (Pty)Ltd