Fake structural audit - builder trying to take control of plot

You can oppose the report and place it before the special meeting of the association seeking to appoint a different structural auditor by establishing the fact that this report is fake and manipulated and produce supporting documents to confirm your allegations. 

To establish a structural audit correctly, follow these steps: 1. *Define the scope*: Clearly outline the areas to be audited and the specific structures to be evaluated. 2. *Gather documents*: Collect relevant documents, such as building plans, permits, and maintenance records. 3. *Conduct a visual inspection*: Perform a thorough visual examination of the structure to identify any signs of damage or deterioration. 4. *Engage a professional*: Consider hiring a licensed structural engineer or architect to conduct the audit, especially for complex structures. 5. *Evaluate the foundation*: Assess the foundation's condition, including footings, walls, and piers. 6. *Inspect the superstructure*: Evaluate the condition of beams, columns, floors, and roofs. 7. *Check for code compliance*: Verify that the structure meets current building codes and regulations. 8. *Identify potential hazards*: Note any potential hazards or safety concerns, such as structural damage or deterioration. 9. *Provide recommendations*: Offer suggestions for repairs, maintenance, or upgrades based on the audit findings. 10. *Document the findings*: Compile a comprehensive report detailing the audit results, observations, and recommendations. Remember to always prioritize safety during the audit process.