The structure of a building is not just the floor, the walls and the foundation, it is much more. In the construction of buildings, many building materials including soil and cement are used to ensure long-term use. Construction materials testing is a vital process to identify potential problems prior to construction work.

Construction tests are also important to ensure that the building complies with applicable legal regulations and standards, including occupational safety and environmental regulations. These are comprehensive services, including field surveys, laboratory tests and specific research.

Construction tests ensure that the structural materials used during construction meet the required quality criteria. Soil, concrete, wall, asphalt, reinforcing steel, structural steel and roof materials are tested and risks related to building construction are controlled.

In the construction sector, material testing refers to the evaluation of almost all construction materials. These studies include soil quality and composition as well as potential impact on nearby structures. As construction progresses, tests include testing concrete, steel, wall and wood elements.

Material testing allows to correct errors and avoid future repairs or renovations to reduce risks to employees and the environment.

The construction tests given by the competent authorities mainly cover the following activities: pre-construction planning and design development, ground stabilization, concrete, argera and asphalt design, building integrity quality assurance, vibration and explosion monitoring, threshold inspections, fire assessment, roof and waterproofing consultancy strengthening steel assessment, combating natural disasters, non-destructive testing, post-construction inspections and special inspections.

In short, construction tests are important to comply with legal regulations, select appropriate materials and methods for building safety, evaluate product design or improvement specifications, and verify production processes.