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Multi-trade framework and the 47 disciplines

Understand how Engineers Hub classifies work across fire, life-safety, security and compliance trades.

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Multi-trade framework and the 47 disciplines

Engineers Hub 4.0.0 treats trade discipline as a first-class property of operational records.

The built-in catalogue covers 47 disciplines across:

  • fire detection and alarm;
  • emergency lighting;
  • extinguishers and hose reels;
  • sprinklers, watermist, wet/dry risers, hydrants, pumps/tanks and specialist suppression;
  • PA/VA, EVC/refuge and assistance alarms;
  • smoke control/AOV, dampers, doors, curtains/shutters, fire stopping and compartmentation;
  • intruder alarms, CCTV, access control, door entry and perimeter security;
  • nurse/warden call and other care/call systems;
  • specialist detection, gas/CO/leak detection;
  • BMS/life-safety interfaces, lift/firefighter controls, emergency power and electrical-safety/compliance inspection.

Jobs and assets can be assigned a discipline. Sites can enable the disciplines they maintain and service frequency. Engineers can have multiple discipline competencies with level, qualification, issuer and expiry.

Three different controls

  1. Subscription entitlement — whether the tenant is commercially allowed to create new work in the discipline.
  2. Engineer competency — whether a particular engineer has the required capability/qualification record.
  3. Workflow evidence — whether the required discipline-specific inspection/service fields and completion rules have been satisfied.

These controls are intentionally separate.

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