What is a condition assessment according to NEN 2767?
A condition assessment in accordance with NEN 2767 assesses the technical condition of buildings, building components, and systems in a uniform and objective manner. During the inspection, any defects are assessed and translated into a condition score. This gives you immediate insight into the current quality of your real estate or systems.
With this information, you can better plan maintenance, justify investments, and prevent unexpected costs.
Why should you conduct a condition assessment?
The results provide a reliable basis for maintenance policies, asset management, and long-term planning.
A condition assessment helps you:
- Objectively document the technical condition
- Plan maintenance in a timely manner
- Better justify investments
- Set priorities based on the actual condition
- Keep maintenance costs and risks under control
This allows you to make well-informed decisions about the future of your buildings and systems.
What are the benefits of a condition assessment?
After the inspection, you’ll receive a clear overview of the technical condition of the assessed components.
The report includes, among other things:
- A condition score in accordance with NEN 2767
- An inventory of the assessed building and installation components
- An overview of identified defects
- A multi-year maintenance plan (MJOP)
- If desired, a multi-year budget for maintenance and investments
This provides your organization with:
- Objective information for maintenance decisions
- Insight into future maintenance and investment costs
- Better justification for budgets
- Reduced risk of unexpected technical problems
- A solid foundation for sustainable property management
Quick insights with a quick scan
Would you like to get a general overview of the technical condition of your systems or buildings first? Then a quick scan is the solution.
During this inspection, we assess the general condition of the systems based on the principles of NEN 2767. The quick scan is less comprehensive than a full condition assessment, but it does provide quick insight into any areas of concern and potential risks.
A quick scan is ideal as an initial assessment or when you need a quick indication of the technical condition.
Independent Inspections by Normec
Normec’s inspectors conduct condition assessments independently and in accordance with the guidelines of NEN 2767. Thanks to our technical expertise and practical experience, you’ll receive an objective assessment you can trust.
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Frequently asked questions about NEN 2767 condition assessment
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A condition assessment is a standardized inspection used to objectively determine the technical condition of buildings, building components, and systems.
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The condition score reflects the technical quality of a component based on the inspection results according to the NEN 2767 methodology.
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Organizations use a condition assessment for maintenance planning, long-term maintenance plans (MJOP), investment decisions, and asset management.
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A quick scan provides a general overview of the technical condition. A full condition assessment is more comprehensive and results in an official condition score in accordance with NEN 2767.
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Yes. The results provide an excellent basis for a long-term maintenance plan and can be supplemented with a long-term budget if desired.
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The methodology is suitable for a wide range of buildings and systems, such as offices, schools, healthcare facilities, industrial buildings, and real estate portfolios.