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Organisation information requirements (DE7)
About this book
This document is intended for those that specify, commission and use Organisation Information Requirements documents (OIRs). This guidance note is written in reference to PAS 1192-3: 2014.An OIR document may take any one of a number of forms, there is no prescribed right or wrong way of creating an OIR. The information that is required by an organisation is that which is relevant to the stakeholders in the function of said organisation.This guide is written to cover only those aspects of an OIR that would pertain to the building services and their related systems in terms of a constructed asset. There is no attempt here to provide guidance on more general information requirements for operation of a business or other organisation type.The OIR document should set out to ask for specific information and data relating to an asset or assets owned or operated by the organisation. This set of requirements will feed into the more asset specific Asset Information Requirements (AIR) document.The purpose of the OIR is to determine the information requirements for the asset management system or other organisational functions and facilitate the passage of that information.
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Table of contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Scope
- 3. Standards relating to OIRs
- 4. General principles
- 5. Use of OIR
- 6. Creation of the OIR
- 7. Activities defining Organisational Information Requirements
- 8. Conclusion