BCAM / RESPONDER HANDOVER CONCEPT
A printable example of how a building team might share dated, accountable information through an approved process. This page contains fictional records only.
No real address, fire strategy, site contact, route, impairment decision or live system status is supplied. An authorised building team and the relevant service must agree any actual handover format and access.
SAMPLE BUILDING 01 / LEVEL 02
A conceptual floor relationship for the fictional records below. No route or location here represents a real building or an approved operational plan.
Illustrative handover · Level 02
Status is not a safety conclusion. Open evidence and action states below are examples. A competent person must decide whether a real finding affects the fire strategy, requires interim controls or should be shared with responders.
A new cable route crosses the recorded compartment boundary. The approved drawing identifies the barrier at this location.
Product and system identification and application evidence are not attached.
Passive fire reviewer; electrical contractor to provide installation details.
The damper asset and test history are linked to the same barrier and a recorded fire mode sequence.
No current signed review of the interface after the adjacent cable change is present in this sample.
Mechanical maintainer and fire systems reviewer to coordinate.
The door is shown on the same compartment line and has a recorded observation.
No accepted repair or closure evidence is included in this sample.
Fire door assessor; building owner to assign and track action.
THE BCAM ROLE