building surveyor

Committee of Experts on Buildings | CAHB [Abbr.]

building [ construction | construction(UNBIS) ]

decorating supervisor | painting and decorating supervisor | construction painting supervisor | specialist painting supervisor

geomatics surveyor | surveying engineer | land surveyor | surveyors

agricultural building [ barn | byre | cattle-shed | cow-shed | farm building | [http ...]

energy performance certificate assessor | household energy use assessor | energy assessor | energy performance assessor

building industry [ building construction | construction industry ]

The Authority notes that although a price determined by an independent value assessor normally can be held to exclude the presence of an advantage in the sale of easily appraisable generic land or buildings that have been subject to numerous transactions, this is not necessarily the case for land and buildings with more unique qualities or where the circumstances surrounding the sale are liable to cast doubt on whether the expert evaluation reflect the actual market value of the property (22).

97. Notes that the EEAS as a new organisation which represents a major European ambition needs to be endowed with sufficient means; in this regard, appropriations for staff remunerations in 2012 need to take into account the actual vacancy rates in the autumn of 2011; calls on the EEAS to exert restraint when it comes to the future creation of high-ranking posts; believes that one way of achieving this could be to replace progressively Seconded National Expert (SNE) posts by permanent posts for Member States' civil servants; notes that SNEs are not counted in the one third of EEAS staff at AD level; nevertheless, recalls the Council ...[+++] decision establishing the organisation and functioning of the EEAS which states that ‘by the date of expiry of the contract of an SNE transferred to the EEAS under Article 7, the relevant function will be converted into a temporary agent post in cases where the function performed by the SNE corresponds to a function normally carried out by staff at AD level, provided that the necessary post is available under the establishment plan’; moreover, stresses that operational requirements for establishing the EEAS with its own information technology systems in a new building need to be funded;

A common approach to the energy performance certification of buildings and to the inspection of heating and air-conditioning systems, carried out by qualified and/or accredited experts, whose independence is to be guaranteed on the basis of objective criteria, will contribute to a level playing field as regards efforts made in Member States to energy saving in the buildings sector and will introduce transparency for prospective owners or users with regard to energy performance in the Union property market.

Member States shall ensure that the energy performance certification of buildings and the inspection of heating systems and air-conditioning systems are carried out in an independent manner by qualified and/or accredited experts, whether operating in a self-employed capacity or employed by public bodies or private enterprises.