What is the minimum information required regarding the location of suspect materials during the building survey?

The minimum information required regarding the location of suspect materials during a building survey includes not just the specific locations of these materials, but also the owner's name and the overarching survey details. This comprehensive approach ensures that the information is organized and easily accessible for further investigation or remediation. By including the owner's name, it facilitates proper communication and accountability, while the survey details provide context for the findings, such as the methodology used and any relevant conditions observed during the assessment.

This level of detail is critical in both ensuring compliance with regulations and safeguarding public health, as it allows for effective planning and response actions based on the identified risks associated with the suspect materials. Having merely the number of suspect materials or general descriptions would not provide sufficient grounding to evaluate the potential hazards or to develop a clear management strategy.