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Pre-Design Phase Commissioning Process
The predesign phase of a new building project is often overlooked, leading to informally developed ideas and construction costs. Multiple-facility owners often do better than others in analyzing and documenting their objectives. However, a comprehensive building commissioning quality assurance program is essential for refinement.
Owners should develop a predesign process that establishes communication, decision-making, and documentation disciplines, involving all design and construction phases. Involving the commissioning authority early in the predesign phase increases the value of the process.
Building commissioning, on the other hand, refers to the process of checking to see that all of the building’s systems have been correctly installed and are operating as designed. A visit to the location is frequently required for commissioning.
Krishnaji Pawar, an experienced commissioning specialist who specializes in developing sustainable design strategies for green building certification systems (LEED, GSAS, etc.), energy and water conservation, commissioning, environmental impact assessment, and environmental management systems, prepared the pre-design phase commissioning process training.
Pre-Design Phase Commissioning Process Learning Objectives
- Benefits of Early CxA Participation
- Selecting the Commissioning Authority
- The Advertisement
- Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR)
- Commissioning Plan
- Communications Plan
- Project Budget
- Commissioning Authority Agreement
- Selection of the Design Professional and Agreement
- Pre-Design Phase Overview
- Commissioning Meetings
- Which building systems are to be commissioned?
During the pre-design phase of the project, the objectives of the commissioning specialists include reviewing the draft Owners Project Requirments (OPR) or Current Facility Requirments (CFR), assembling the commissioning team, and confirming with the owner the building systems that need to be commissioned as well as the scope of commissioning services.
In addition, the provider of commissioning services might provide an overview of the commissioning plan and commissioning specifications, both of which are likely to undergo revisions and additions during the design phase.
When developing the project proposal and writing the commissioning plan, it is essential for the commissioning provider to consult the equipment list, which may change over the course of the duration of the project.
The predesign phase is the first of four distinct stages that make up the process of commissioning building systems, as stated in the Commissioning Specialist Manual for Beyond Smart Cities. These stages are listed in the order listed above. This is the first step in the process of commissioning a building’s system, and it comes before the phase in which the design is done.
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Certified Commissioning Professional – CCP Exam Question Bank
The CCP Exam Question Bank has everything you need to pass the CCP exam the first time. This question bank includes an 800 question practice exam as well as key terminology flashcards to help you study in a way that is most beneficial to your professional development. Get your Certified Commissioning Professional (CCP) certification today!
Advantages of our simulation exams:
- You will have access to more than 840+ questions in 7 practice tests that go from easy to medium to hard to specialist.
- Understand commissioning terminology and abbreviations.
- Understand the high-level commissioning procedure.
- Expand your investigation into the commissioning process.
- Recognize tactics and make sound decisions.
- Experience the tension of the genuine CCP Test.
- Learn how to respond to situational questions.
- Consider the practice exam to be part of your studies and education.
- CCP is the first certification recognized under the Better Building Workforce Guidelines.
- CCP Exam – Flash Cards (One set of key terminology flash cards. Over 108+ key terms!).
Certified Commissioning Professional (CCP)
This ANSI-approved certification is for commissioning providers who lead, plan, coordinate, and manage commissioning teams to put commissioning processes into place in new and existing buildings.
Being a CCP means that you know what’s going on in the constantly changing world of building commissioning. This puts you and your company at the forefront of this growing industry.
Course Content
Section 1: Introduction and Course Outline
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L1_23CXSiC_CxA Pre-Design Handout
Section 2: CXA and Early Benefits
Section 3: Owner’s Project Requirements
Section 4: Cx Plan & CxA Agreement
Section 5: Selection of the DP & Agreement
Section 6: Pre-Design Phase & CXA Meetings
Section 7: Pre-Design Phase Overview
Section 8: Summary and Resources
CxA Pre-Design Quiz_Test Your Knowledge!
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