Section 7 of 105
6. Regulated Engineering Assets
Stable section ID: S05-CON-014-SECTION-7 · 24 content blocks
Regulated Engineering Assets include physical, digital, procedural, and informational assets whose condition, behavior, configuration, or governance may affect System05 safety, interoperability, performance, or conformance.
These may include:
- Structural members and assemblies.
- Nodes.
- Cartridges.
- Interfaces and connectors.
- Fasteners, locks, seals, isolators, and release mechanisms.
- Utility and environmental systems.
- Fire- and life-safety systems.
- Sensors and replaceable smart modules.
- Manufacturing tools, molds, fixtures, jigs, and gauges.
- Assembly, inspection, maintenance, and robotic tools.
- Building BIOS records.
- Building Definition Language documents.
- Digital Twins.
- Engineering Compiler inputs and outputs.
- Software, firmware, schemas, algorithms, and control logic.
- Identities, registries, profiles, and certificates.
- Test results, calculations, inspection records, and lifecycle evidence.
- Material and Component Passports.
- Reference designs and approved configurations.
- AI models or automated systems exercising authorized engineering functions.
Regulation shall be proportional to risk, criticality, value, complexity, and system dependency. Not every minor item requires individual identity or certification, but every asset capable of materially affecting a mandatory outcome shall remain within a defined control structure.
An asset shall not escape regulation merely because its function is implemented through software, provided remotely, embedded within another product, or controlled by a third party.