Structural Safety

Structural safety refers to the assurance that a building or structure can withstand environmental forces like wind, earthquakes, and heavy loads without collapsing or causing harm. It involves careful design, construction, and regular inspections to ensure components such as beams, columns, and foundations are strong and durable. The goal is to protect occupants and the public by minimizing the risk of structural failure, ensuring the structure remains stable, safe, and functional throughout its intended lifespan. Ultimately, structural safety is about building confidence that the structure will perform reliably under expected conditions.