Systems Commissioning
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Ideally, the commissioning process will begin in the design phase, with a review of the design intent and constructability and maintainability issues. The process then continues through the construction and acceptance phases, with submittal and the documented verification of proper systems installation and functional performance. Typically, commissioning then concludes with O&M manual review and verification of operator training, and may include additional support through the warranty period. Tower Engineering’s approach to commissioning is to form a team involving the owner, O&M staff, design team, and contractors to create effective and efficient buildings. Tower coordinates and directs the commissioning activities in a logical, sequential and efficient manner using consistent protocols and forms, centralized documentation, clear and regular communications and consultation with all parties, frequently updated timelines, schedules and technical expertise. Depending upon the project, Tower Engineering can provide commissioning services as either the design engineer or a Third Party Consultant. Tower
Engineering has experience providing design and commissioning services on
numerous projects. Our extensive design experience insures that we will be
familiar with all aspects of each project’s mechanical and electrical
design.
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Tower Engineering provided commissioning services for the following projects:
Gateway School District Gateway High School 200,000 s.f. New and Renovated Space
West Virginia University Student Recreation Center 160,000 s.f. New
Bon Meade Elementary School 66,000 s.f. Renovation
Barbour County Board of Education Philip Barbour High School 180,000 s.f. New and Renovated Space
Pleasants County Board of Education Pleasants County Middle School 60,000 s.f. Renovation
Upshur County Board of Education Buckhannon High School 142,000 s.f. Renovation
Verizon Call Center 120,000 s.f. New
Cranberry Woods III 120,000 s.f. New
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