+INF.14.A27 Consideration of Interactions Between BACS Components in Contingency Planning (S)

INF.14.A27 Consideration of Interactions Between BACS Components in Contingency Planning (S)

The impact that BACS and the planning and concepts derived from them have on contingency planning SHOULD be analysed initially and at regular intervals in a transparent way. In particular, it SHOULD be determined how interactions with other building services, BACS-relevant systems, and TBM can be minimised in the event of a failure of building services systems or BACS-relevant components due to a technical defect or attack. Within the scope of contingency planning, it SHOULD also be determined which maintenance personnel are responsible for the affected building services systems and BACS-relevant systems and which reporting channels can be used to reach them. In addition, the authorisations the maintenance personnel have to remedy emergencies SHOULD be determined.

Contingency planning SHOULD also specify how any necessary emergency operation of building services systems will be ensured in the event of a BACS failure. A restart sequence SHOULD be defined for all building services systems and BACS (including all BACS-relevant components) and documented in the corresponding plans for restoration of service.

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blocks G 0.18 Poor Planning or Lack of Adaptation
blocks G 0.25 Failure of Devices or Systems
blocks G 0.26 Malfunction of Devices or Systems
blocks G 0.29 Violations of Laws or Regulations