4. Future prospects and development
Today's technical inspection market operates in three main directions:
the mandatory inspection market (structural soundness and personal safety for construction operations as defined in article R. 111-38 of the French Construction and Housing Code);
the incentive inspection market, in which project owners use technical inspection bodies because it is in their financial interest to do so in terms of insurance (bonus premiums, for example);
the direct inspection market, in which construction contractors request services from a technical inspection body without being obliged or encouraged to do so.
In the face of technological developments in the construction sector, the entire profession today rejects the image of a technical inspector reduced...
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Bibliography
Norms and Standards
- Critères généraux pour la contribution du contrôle technique à la prévention des aléas techniques dans le domaine de la construction. - AFNOR – NF P 03-100 - (09-95)
Regulations
Decree no. 99-443 of May 28, 1999 on the general technical specifications applicable to public technical inspection contracts.
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