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Health Technical Memorandum 2005 Building management systems. Management policy (Archive)

Publication Year

1996

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Outlines the overall responsibility of chief executives and managers of healthcare premises, and details their legal and mandatory obligations in installing and operating a reliable, efficient and economic building management system (BMS). It summarises the technical aspects and concludes with guidance on the management of systems.

Document History

Archived publications are no longer supported by the UK Health Organisation concerned.

ISBN

9780113222391

Publisher Information

NHS Estates

NHS Estates were responsible for strategic development of a flexible and responsive environment for health and social care. Their publications included Health Technical Memorandums, Health Building Notes, design guides, circulars and Health Facilities Notes. Add - These were then transferred to the Department of Health.

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