Commissioning begins during the pre-design phase of a project to identify members of the commissioning team, develop plans, standards, and protocols, and to supervise construction and installation of equipment to catch problems early in the process.

Commissioning is the systematic process of ensuring that buildings, machines, and other equipment perform according to design and intent. Key steps include planning, monitoring construction and installation, testing, and documentation and review.

In short, all stakeholders involved in a project will benefit from the commissioning process. Building or facility owners know their safety, efficiency, and operational needs will be met. Design and construction teams gain an independent review of their work. Facility or operation managers gain a complete understanding of systems, machines, ... Read More

Generally, commissioning refers to testing and verifying complete projects such as building construction or machine installation. The commissioning process can also be employed for specific parts or phases of a project, including: Design Commissioning. By reviewing design drawings and project specifications, the design of a building, machine, or system can ... Read More

All builders and contractors are responsible for ensuring their work is performed correctly. Commissioning moves beyond simple operation or construction and compares the project’s outcome to the design process at the beginning. Expectations, parameters, and requirements must be met according to the initial plan. The commissioning process also accounts ... Read More

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