A facility that passes commissioning on paper but fails in production is a commissioning process that missed something. This course covers the full commissioning lifecycle: pre-commissioning planning, electrical and mechanical systems testing, controls and automation commissioning, and performance baseline establishment.
You'll work with commissioning checklists and test plan templates used on real facility launches, plus staff readiness assessment and vendor coordination — the operational handoff steps that determine whether a new facility actually performs once it's live.
This course is built for the person accountable for a launch date: it gives you a repeatable framework so nothing gets missed between 'construction complete' and 'operationally ready.'
What You'll Learn
- Build a pre-commissioning plan that sequences testing correctly
- Apply electrical and mechanical systems testing protocols before go-live
- Commission controls and automation systems with a documented test plan
- Establish performance baselines for post-occupancy comparison
- Assess operational readiness and coordinate vendor handoff before launch
Course Modules
Pre-Commissioning Planning
Sequencing testing so issues surface before they're expensive to fix.
Electrical Systems Testing & Verification
Verifying electrical infrastructure performs as designed under load.
Mechanical Systems Testing
Commissioning cooling and mechanical systems against design specifications.
Control Systems & Automation Commissioning
Making sure BMS and automation systems are configured correctly before handoff.
Performance Baseline Establishment
Capturing baseline data you'll need for post-occupancy optimization.
Operational Readiness Assessment
Confirming staff and procedures are ready before the facility goes live.
Who This Course Is For
Audience: Project leads and facility engineers overseeing a new build, expansion, or major system upgrade.