Surveyors tell landlords to clear drainage, inspect buildings ahead of El Niño rains
The Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (ISK) urged property owners, landlords and facility managers to clear drainage systems, inspect buildings and prepare emergency response plans ahead of the expected El Niño rains. ISK President Eric Nyadimo said early maintenance and contingency planning could help reduce property damage, protect occupants and maintain essential building services during [...]…
The Institution of Surveyors of Kenya (ISK) has advised property owners, landlords, and facility managers to take proactive measures ahead of the anticipated El Niño rains. This includes clearing drainage systems, inspecting buildings, and preparing emergency response plans to mitigate potential damage and maintain essential services during heavy rainfall.
ISK's recommendations cover a wide range of areas, from cleaning silt and debris from surface drains and gutters to inspecting sewer systems, and preparing evacuation routes for flood-prone areas. The surveyors also stress the importance of regular maintenance of pumps, sump systems, and standby equipment, as well as training staff on emergency procedures.
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