Records & handover · Asset data
What should a passive fire asset register contain?
Enough for another person to find the item, understand what it is, see its status and connect it to the relevant evidence. In practice: a unique asset ID, the location described well enough to walk to, the item type, the system installed and the evidence reference behind it, the installer and date, the current condition or status, and photographs. A register that cannot be searched and reused is a list, not a register.
What to do next
Send the tag, the schedule reference, the drawings you have and photographs of the actual condition. We will tell you what they show, what they cannot, and what else is needed before anyone gives a conclusion.
General information only. A conclusion about a specific condition requires the actual construction, the evidence behind it and the site condition to be reviewed.