DATE: 25 February 2026, 9.00 am–1.00 pm
Price: €55 + VAT (€66.55 including VAT). Registration
The seminar will take place online via the Zoom platform. A link to join the session will be emailed to registered participants one day before the seminar begins.
Participants will receive an electronic certificate (sent by email).
The use and maintenance of a building commence upon completion of its construction (on the date it is declared fit for use and registered in the Land Registry) and continues until the end of the building’s use (the date of its deregistration from the Land Registry) or until the start of demolition works. In order to prevent accidents – such as damage to building structures or instances of collapse – and to ensure that buildings do not pose a danger to people, their health or the environment, it is essential to maintain buildings properly.
Seminar topics:
- An overview of the regulatory legislation governing the use of buildings and the technical maintenance of structures.
- General requirements and objectives for the technical maintenance of structures.
- Qualification requirements for technical maintenance supervisors of structures, and their roles.
- Analysis of situations requiring regular, annual and extraordinary inspections of structures.
- Forms for technical maintenance documentation, and procedures for completing and storing them.
Relevance of the seminar:
In accordance with Article 48 of the Construction Law of the Republic of Lithuania, the technical maintenance of a building is organised by the building’s user, either in-house or on a contractual basis, by appointing a technical maintenance supervisor, who implements organisational and technical measures to maintain the technical condition of the building, so as to ensure that the established essential requirements for the building are met throughout its economically reasonable service life.
In accordance with the Technical Regulation for Construction STR 1.07.03:2017 ‘Procedures for the Technical and Operational Maintenance of Buildings. Procedures for the Formation of New Real Estate Cadastral Objects (Engineering Structures)’, at the end of the winter season (taking into account the specific nature of the structure’s use and prior to the start of the winter season), an inspection of the structure’s components and engineering systems must be carried out once a year, and an annual inspection report must be drawn up.
If it becomes apparent that the condition of the structure poses a threat to the health, life or environment of people in or near the structure, taking into account the nature of the threat, or in the event of an accident involving the structure, the building user and/or the building’s technical supervisor must take measures to protect people and the environment.
On 2 November 2025, amendments to STR 1.07.03:2017 ‘Procedures for the Technical and Operational Maintenance of Structures. Procedures for the Formation of New Real Estate Cadastral Objects (Engineering Structures)’, which establish new procedures for the technical maintenance of structures.
The most significant changes have affected blocks of flats and public buildings owned by local authorities, the maintenance of which has been carried out using the PDB IS (Building Data Bank Information System) since that date.
The seminar will be led by Alma Ribelienė – Senior Engineer in the Engineering Department at UAB “SDG”, an expert in building energy performance certification, who has been advising on matters relating to the technical maintenance of buildings and the conduct of annual and extraordinary inspections for over 15 years.