Building Condition Assessment and Facilities Performance Evaluation Training Course

Why Attend

A building can look fine and still be quietly failing. Paint hides cracks, drop ceilings hide corrosion, and a system that hasn't broken down yet isn't the same thing as a system in good condition. Building Condition Assessment exists to see past the surface — turning a walkthrough into structured evidence about what a facility actually needs, not just what it looks like it needs.

Doing that credibly means running facility inspections methodically enough to catch what a casual look would miss, documenting asset condition with enough rigor to support real decisions, and feeding findings into lifecycle planning so today's assessment shapes tomorrow's budget. The Building Condition Assessment and Facilities Performance Evaluation training course, is built around that discipline of seeing clearly and documenting honestly.

Participants leave able to conduct assessments that hold up to scrutiny, translate inspection findings into prioritized action, and give facility owners the evidence they need to make confident capital decisions.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Explain the purpose and value of Building Condition Assessment within facilities management.
• Conduct structured facility inspections that produce reliable, actionable findings.
• Document and rate asset condition using consistent, defensible assessment criteria.
• Translate assessment findings into prioritized maintenance and capital recommendations.
• Integrate condition assessment data into long-term lifecycle planning.
• Communicate assessment results clearly to owners, investors, and facilities teams.
• Build a repeatable assessment process that supports ongoing performance tracking.

Target Group

• Facilities managers and building condition assessors
• Asset and lifecycle planning professionals
• Property and real estate due diligence professionals
• Engineers conducting technical facility inspections
• Facilities directors overseeing capital planning decisions