Inspeção predial e avaliação pós-ocupacional: um estudo de caso aplicado ao bloco 1 "A" da Universidade Federal do Ceará- Campus Russas

Abstract

Due to the increasing demand for improved building techniques, the pursuit of performance standards, such as factors related to building comfort and safety, have become fundamental needs for users. Not enough in this search, the demand for ever less expensive and more durable engineering works reveals the importance of the concepts of Post Occupational Assessment (PDB) and Building Inspection (IP). Full building inspection encompasses both techniques, which tend to ensure that building performance is maintained to certain quality standards. In this context, the present course conclusion paper aims to perform an analysis at the Federal University of Ceará - Russian Campus, through two aspects. The first analysis, through the Post Occupation Assessment, was conducted by a questionnaire, conducted with the students of the Civil Engineering course, so that on average 146 students participated in this stage. The main purpose of the questionnaire was to catalog student satisfaction with the campus, so that the evaluations, with the exception of some specific problems, obtained a satisfactory result: on a scale ranging from 1 to 10, the average grade given by users was from 8.4. In the second analysis, a survey was carried out in the building about the situation of the college building, checking if it was in full use, through building inspection, and making recommendations for the treatment of damage. Despite several pathological manifestations found, none were classified as critical, making the situation of the block of rooms regular for use. In this perspective, taking the results obtained to the competent authorities encourages discussion on the topic, in addition to encouraging the academic community of the Federal University of Ceará to conduct further research on the subject, as well as assisting in the elaboration of new projects and future maintenance. Still in this context, conducting the Total Building Inspection on the other campus of the university will of course be beneficial to the entire community.