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Commissioning activities

Ashutosh Nema, PMPMember for 18 years 4 months
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Hi Paul,

I will be very thankful if you could forward me the flowchart of Commissioning activities to (please use the private message service)

Best Regards,
Ashutosh Nema

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    Samer Zawaydeh ·
    Dear Ashutosh,

    It depends on what you want to commission.

    Basically, you want to have the "As built" and the "Quality Documents" ready and submit them before handing over so that the maintenance team can use them.

    The standard 5 start building will have 17 electromechanical systems that need to be commissioned and confirmed as ok.

    With kind regards,

    Samer
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    Shah. HB ·
    Hi Nema

    As samer rightly said your message require further more info of E&M systems used in your project .Moreover prior to commissioning you have stand alone and integrated testing which varies from system to system.

    Please be noted that to start commissioning you have to acquire statutory authority approvals
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    Samer Zawaydeh ·
    Hi,

    For Facilities, usually the commissioning agent starts at the start of the Design stage. Their input is very important to the effective commissioning of the facility at the end of the construction.

    In short, it depends on what you are building.

    With kind regards,

    Samer
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    Armando Moriles ·
    Ashutosh,

    For sharing & discussion purposes, the following is not a flow chart on how to conduct commissioning works rather some sort of steps & tips.

    1.Conduct pre-commissioning works (visual physical checking)
    2.Conduct commissioning safety trainings & orientations (Log Out Tag Out is very important)
    3.Conduct system and or indiviudal no load commissioning works;
    4.Conduct system and or indiviudal load commissioning works

    note:For generating a commissioning programme make sure that the P&ID’s are being considered.

    regards,
    arman



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