DANSK DSF/PREN ISO 19650-3 PDF

This new Standard will specify requirements for information management in relation to the operation and maintenance of assets (buildings and infrastructure) It will cover the information management processes to: a) establish an asset breakdown structure and data dictionary; b) establish and fulfil the organization’s requirements for information throughout the operational phase of an asset and for operational information throughout the delivery phase of an asset; c) create an asset information model (AIM) for an existing asset or portfolio of assets; d) create an AIM from selected contents of a project information model (PIM) from a construction project; e) exchange asset information with appointed parties (service providers) during operation and maintenance activities, and also during construction projects. f) revise the AIM as the asset changes g) record information relating to the disposal, decommissioning or demolition of an asset; h) use the AIM to support organizational business processes; and i) hold the AIM as a resource for the organization. NOTE 1 – In developing and implementing these processes it is important to consider ISO 19650-5 and the need for adoption of appropriate and proportionate security-minded policies, processes and procedures to ensure that sensitive assets and data/information are afforded appropriate protection. NOTE 2 – References to information should be understood to cover both data and information relevant to both asset and facilities management. This standard will be for use by organizations and individuals responsible for the operation, maintenance and strategic management of assets. It will also be of use to individuals involved in exchanging information from a PIM to and from an AIM. In addition, it will be of use to individuals involved in exchanging information throughout the life of an asset. The standard will not cover detailed information content as this can only be defined in the information requirements which are developed by the organization. However, the standard will identify activities and documents which define information content.