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Commissioning Management, one of our Technical Auditing and Advisory services, is key for a well-executed construction project. Our Commissioning Management services ensure that your project is delivered on time, within budget, and according to plan. Besides cost-savings and securing of profits, Commissioning Management offers a range of advantages, both in terms of the operation of a building and for capturing data for future litigation purposes.
Commissioning is the process of assuring that all systems and components of a building or industrial plant are designed, installed, tested, operated, and maintained according to the operational requirements of the owner or final client.
Commissioning management is essential in the mechanical and electrical building services process. The role is needed to ensure that commissioning works are managed correctly and performed to a high-quality standard, as well as, ensure that the project is handed over on time. Commissioning management is key to a building being operationally ready at handover, functioning in accordance with the user, and performing efficiently in use.
Commissioning Management is key for any well-executed construction project. It ensures that your project is delivered on time, within budget, and according to plan. Besides cost-savings and securing of profits, Commissioning Management offers a range of advantages, both in terms of the operation of a building and for capturing data.
Whether you need to verify the accuracy of instrumentation, manufacture machines, and electrical equipment, or even complete a full industrial facility, effective commissioning management is essential.
Commissioning Management is a process that starts at the construction stage. A commissioning manager oversees the overall commissioning process, either on the client or contractor-side.
Independent commissioners work on parts of the project and on a much smaller scale. A commissioning manager, on the other hand, is embedded in the team and is involved in the overall project with lots of specialists on the team. Commissioning Management looks at all building systems together (heating, ventilation, cooling, air lighting, building management systems, renewable energy, fire safety, intercom systems, and sensors).
In many parts of the world, such as the US and the UK, Commissioning Management is standard. What’s impo
What is Commissioning Management?
What sets Alpin apart is that we are driven to help our clients and contractors complete their projects on time and anticipate issues before they occur. We do this through proper project planning, forecasting, and by operating within your budget and schedule.
One of our core strengths is our technological expertise. We use proprietary software and data analytics to predict challenges with the Commissioning Management process. We also use proprietary software to drive the process and to manage all data streams. In addition, we have state-of-the-art equipment that we use for all testing and calibration.
With our Commissioning services, we help you ensure that your building is built on time and without accruing additional costs.
We take a preventive approach and work to create a well-executed project right from the start. Commissioning Management ensures that buildings retain their value over the long term and that your clients are kept fully satisfied so that when owners get the buildings handed over to them, they are operating in the way that they envisioned. We approach Commissioning Management from a Total Building Commissioning perspective. We go above and beyond LEED and oversee the commissioning of the following building systems:
The ROI of Commissioning Management
RISK PREVENTION AND MITIGATION
Commissioning Management is a process that prevents problems. You know the risks your construction project faces, including not getting a certificate of occupancy, which will delay your ability to generate revenue for your asset and cause you to spend more time on the construction stage because of change orders.
If your building is not commissioned properly and the fire safety system is not integrated the way it needs to be, this can lead to a loss of life. If you’re not integrating complex systems from the start, your fire safety systems, the mechanical systems, lighting, and so forth, don’t necessarily work together during an emergency. Commissioning Management ensures that your systems operate at all times.
In addition, Commissioning Management ensures that your data is captured, stored, and managed in the right way. This data is crucial for potential litigation processes. We use Alpin Commissioning Cloud, our customized commissioning software, to deliver these results.
The benefits of Commissioning Management are clear. You ensure that your building operates optimally now and in the future. Commissioning Management helps make sure that the building consumes less energy and other resources. Your building will also be built to meet standards such as ASHRAE and be optimized for human comfort and health. Commissioning Management also keeps the commissioning procedure on track so that the building can be handed over on time and allow you to start generating revenue.
Some of the results we have helped our clients achieve:
Buildings are getting increasingly complex. Your building management system (BMS) is capturing a lot of data from building sensors and running all the building equipment and systems. The problem is that while these sensors and systems are a big investment, they aren’t calibrated properly. The building is not optimized to use the technology and benefit from it.
Proper Commissioning Management helps ensure that calibration is done correctly. With our innovative technology and in-house experts who understand complex building systems we make sure that all your building technology and systems work together to benefit your profitability and building occupants.
