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Commissioning Best Practices During the Construction Phase

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During the commissioning process, communication is key at every step. It is important to use effective means of communication so that everyone involved remains fully aware of project updates at all times.   So, are you aware of the best practices a commissioning management company can integrate into the construction phase to make the entire process more efficient and effective? Here we discuss the commissioning best practices to follow during the crucial construction phase.  Holding a Terrific Initial Meeting  If conducted in a proper manner, the kickoff meeting should make the teams involved in the project feel confident that the commissioning management system in place will help ensure the success of the project. Discussed below are some of the best practices for the initial meeting:  The meeting must be scheduled very thoughtfully and on time. Ideally, the meeting should not occur too early. This is because in such a case, contractors might forget about the commissioning process if

Permit to Work: Risks, Precautions and Considerations

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  In industrial settings, the day-to-day operations and maintenance work have their own share of risks. Overlooking such dangers and not taking the necessary precautions in time may lead to major accidents, severe injuries and even death. In addition to maintenance staff, any worker around the area where such operational activities are taking place is also at risk.  Safety work permit systems and electronic permit to work systems are important for mitigating the risk involved in all these activities. Keep reading to know the risks, permit types and procedures that are crucial for ensuring safety throughout the facility. Risk Factors in Industrial Settings While the specifics of the types of dangers experienced by the workforce can differ considerably by industry, some hazards are common in the heavy industry world. The most common risk comes from the machinery itself that may cause serious injuries if the stored energy is released inappropriately. Some industries like paper, chemical a

A Comprehensive Guide to Commissioning

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  Today's buildings comprise a range of complicated systems, components and technologies that have been developed and enhanced over many decades. The increasing complexities of modern-day electrical and mechanical systems – coupled with growing expectations of building occupants and owners as well as regulatory bodies – are responsible for the surging demand for commissioning. To be true, high-quality planning, design and construction are just the initial steps when it is about delivering a successful project. Commissioning of the design and systems is now an integral part of the process and today, commissioning is critical to the success of any project. Understanding Commissioning Commissioning is a quality-oriented, systematic and collaborative process that chiefly focuses on assessing that a building as well as all its components and systems are planned, designed, installed, tested, operated, verified, and managed as intended. Some of the main building systems involved in

Commissioning Management Software and its Importance in Construction Business

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  The terms  commissioning management software  or  commissioning software  describe a project management tool that is specially adapted to the needs during the commissioning of process plants. In addition to commissioning, most tools can also coordinate and monitor the completion of the construction of the industrial plant. Key Highlights of Commissioning Management Software First in its segment Low cost Fully cloud-based, can be accessed from anywhere, at any time, with an internet connection.    Full audit trial Customizable to meet varied project needs Complete traceability 24/7 customer support Commissioning Management Services Global Commissioning is a client focused international company providing Commissioning Agent, Commissioning Management, MEP Validation & Specialist Electrical Management Services to the construction industry Globally. We are experienced in the delivery of Hyper scales data centers, landmark mega projects, research facilities, utilities, generation an

5 common misconceptions about commissioning

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  High-quality commissioning goes a long way when it comes to ensuring that every system is operating in accordance with construction documents and specifications. Right from reducing costs to making sure that the building meets all quality requirements and standards, commissioning offers significant advantages that make it vital for the success of every construction project. Thanks to the rising level of sophistication in buildings, tighter construction schedules, growing focus on energy efficiency and other factors, commissioning has assumed an even more prominent role in today’s fast-evolving construction industry. Despite all the obvious benefits, commissioning, unfortunately, is often an afterthought in many construction projects. Let’s take a look at the five most common misconceptions that, at times, make builders ignore commissioning. 1)      1)   Commissioning is unnecessary : Far from it! On the contrary, commissioning is a significant step in making sure that a building i

WHY ARE PERMIT TO WORK SYSTEMS IMPORTANT?

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  The importance of electronic permit systems is that they identify hazardous working environments and enable a responsible individual also known as a permit manager to carry out safety checks at each stage. This e-permit to work system effectively places procedures that may be of high risk, first. Communication throughout the workplace requires a formal management system, the permit itself helps to distinguish roles and responsibilities with who is in charge and offers a step by step guide in working towards safety and security. PTW is an essential part of control of work. Within this includes permit to work, hazard identification, risk assessment and isolation management. Reduction of unsafe activities within the workplace is one of the most important aspects of risk assessment. RAMS Risk Management follows five steps in assessing risk within the workplace, including – identifying the risk factors, which individuals can be harmed and how, evaluating the risk, recording the findings