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FEMA’s Post-Disaster Building Evaluation Safety Guidance
For inspecting buildings.
November 04, 2021 •
Eric Holdeman
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Recently I heard a presentation on post-earthquake building inspections, which led me to this
FEMA post-disaster building safety evaluation document
, which is two years old but still the most current publication.
There is also this listing of FEMA publications:
Building Science Resource Library
.
The presentation I mention above was about ATC-20. For more on that, see
“ATC-20: Post-Earthquake Safety Evaluation of Buildings – who, what, where, when, how?”
Life has gotten a bit more complicated (here in Washington state, anyway) with who can post placards on the status of a building post-earthquake.
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